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Privacidade, Blockchain e Smart Contracts: a Perspectiva Europeia

Blockchain no Direito: Oportunidades e Desafios

Jamile (Jay) Hamideh is a Brazilian-Palestinian tech lawyer living and working in Helsinki, Finland. She has been doing research and working with blockchain for the past five years and is especially interested in the social impact of this technology with regards to access to justice, identity and privacy for vulnerable populations. She is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/ Europe (CIPP/E) and a writer.

DIGITAL RIGHTS - THE NEW LEGAL PILLAR TO BE ESTABLISHED AND PROTECTED Moderator: Jamile Hamideh (Vinculum Growth) Alexander Surzhin (Private Practice) Daniel Marco (Government of Catalonia) Ran Melamed (Orbs) Renata Barros (Court of Sao Paulo)

Immunity passports have been suggested by several scientists and politicians as a potential way of getting people who have had coronavirus back into the workforce more quickly. However, at what cost? Some privacy experts suggest that this would pose risks to privacy and data protection.

On 12th of February, Panda Training has organised an event called "Business Value of Blockchain" with the purpose of getting to the bottom of why companies should or should not invest in Blockchain technology and what are the real profit and loss opportunities. As part of the event, we had both speakers and discussion. This article is a very short recap of what happened and a couple of conclusions that seemed to fly by!