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Designing Consent for the Real World: Inside the CONSENTIS Schema

In today’s digital systems, consent has grown far beyond a simple checkbox. It must function as a verifiable, auditable, and machine-readable agreement that works across many technologies and regulatory contexts. Within the CONSENTIS framework, this challenge inspired a focused objective: to design a machine-readable format...

Newsletter January 2026 Issue No4

| Understanding the EU Digital Omnibus The European Commission’s proposed Digital Omnibus is the latest attempt to streamline and recalibrate the EU’s dense digital regulatory landscape. Rather than introducing new regulations, the Omnibus approach bundles targeted amendments to existing digital and data laws, with the...

CONSENTIS at Avatar.fm Live Radio Broadcast

The CONSENTIS Project will feature at CPDP 2026 through Avatar.fm, a live radio broadcast produced in collaboration with Privacy Salon and community radio station dublab during the CPDP Conference.

GDPR Workshop

The consortium recently held a specialized GDPR Workshop on January 26, 2026.

Identity Discovery: Connecting Digital Identities Without Losing Control

In the insurance industry, transparency and user consent are no longer optional—they are essential. For life insurance providers, accessing accurate health data can support better risk assessment, faster policy approvals, and more personalized coverage. But this must be balanced with the user's right to control...

Consent Management: Why It Matters More Than Ever

In the insurance industry, transparency and user consent are no longer optional—they are essential. For life insurance providers, accessing accurate health data can support better risk assessment, faster policy approvals, and more personalized coverage. But this must be balanced with the user's right to control...

Who Controls Your Identity? The Battle Between Centralised and Decentralised Models

In the insurance industry, transparency and user consent are no longer optional—they are essential. For life insurance providers, accessing accurate health data can support better risk assessment, faster policy approvals, and more personalized coverage. But this must be balanced with the user's right to control...