CSI-COP report D4.3 details the citizen scientists who joined the project to investigate beneath websites and apps for online tracking. You can download this report or read it online to…
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About us
On this page you can find information about CSI-COP project’s objectives and expected impact.
CSI-COP objectives include
- Citizen scientists engaged in exploring websites, and apps on their smart devices, to record number and types of cookies
- Citizen scientists co-creating a taxonomy of trackers in cookies and apps
- Citizen scientists co-creating an open-access, searchable online repository of website and app trackers
CSI-COP Expected Impacts include:
- Development of New Knowledge and Innovations by Citizen Scientists
- Impact on the Citizen Scientists
- Impact on Responsible Research and Innovation
Goals of CSI-COP project include:
- Raise awareness of data protection rights accorded in the general data protection regulations (GDPR)
- Foster culture of privacy-preserving development in digital technologies
- Nurture citizen science pro-privacy champions
Our Partners
Below you will find the different partners in the CSI-COP consortium.
project results
Below you can click to read or download a CSI-COP public report..
CSI-COP citizen scientists investigated over three hundred and forty (340) apps as part of their contribution to monitoring compliance of the general data protection regulation (GDPR). You can download to…
CSI-COP citizen scientists investigated over eight hundred and fifty (850) websites as part of their contribution to monitoring compliance of the general data protection regulation (GDPR). You can download to…
This is CSI-COP’s second data management plan (DMP2). It is a mid-term report presenting new data that the project is collecting since the submission of the first data management plan…
The report presents CSI-COP’s project interim societal impact. This initial impact in Period 2 of thevproject has mainly been internal, within the consortium team members, and where occurred, in the…
The initial societal impact from the CSI-COP project included change in consortium partner behaviour as they used the internet. Modification arose from CSI-COP partners’ self-management of personal data. This conversion…
This public report presents CSI-COP update on the citizen science engagement activities in the project’s work package 3 in the CSI-COP project performed by the relevant project partners starting towards…
You can read the project’s first policy brief [deliverable D1.13/D29] advocating privacy-by-design as a norm on websites, by downloading the document from here.
This document, CSI-COP deliverable D2.3 sets out the framework (approach) the project team aim to follow to recruit, engage, motivate and sustain interest to collaborate on online tracking investigation. A…
The CSI-COP project will engage citizen scientists to investigate GDPR compliance through exploring cookies in websites and in apps. This document is the second of two deliverables in CSI-COP project…
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