Operational Transparency
Digital Public Transparency Opens New Possibilities
Common digital transparency turns disclosure into capability, opening new possibilities for individuals, responsible organisations, developers, and regulators.
Position Papers
Why TCIEG Exists: Trust You Can Verify, Data You Control
The origin story of TCIEG, from Ana Brian Nougrères’ CPDP keynote to Operational Transparency: trust that can be verified, and data control that starts before identification.
Operational Transparency
Operational transparency: why the old privacy model fails
Privacy controls were built for a visible relationship. Digital systems now identify, infer and transfer before the individual knows who is accountable, so transparency has to move earlier.
Notice & Consent
REALconsent: consent that can be shown to have happened
A click recorded after someone has already been identified is a system permission, not evidence of an informed choice. REALconsent sets out what has to be in place for consent to be real, and provable later.
Identity
Notice before identification: launching TCIEG
Notice before identification puts the sequence back: what must be inspectable before you are asked to identify, and why TCIEG is launching to standardise it.