Joris Van Hoboken

Your online behaviour should not be for sale. For years corporations have been selling your data without your consent. We’re about to change that by claiming compensation on your behalf. Because we believe they owe you. We are building a large class - or ‘collective’ - action lawsuit against them and we need your support. We are advocating for a safer, smarter internet. Because your privacy matters. There’s strength in numbers. 👉 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT TODAY AT www.theprivacycollective.eu 📧 Email info@privacycollective.eu to request a Supporter’s Handbook

Bits of Freedom is the Dutch digital rights organization, focusing on privacy and communications freedom in the digital age. Bits of Freedom strives to influence legislation and self-regulation, on a national and also on a European level. Bits of Freedom is one of the founders and a member of European Digital Rights (EDRi).

Your online behaviour should not be for sale. For years corporations have been selling your data without your consent. We’re about to change that by claiming compensation on your behalf. Because we believe they owe you. We are building a large class - or ‘collective’ - action lawsuit against them and we need your support. We are advocating for a safer, smarter internet. Because your privacy matters. There’s strength in numbers. 👉 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT TODAY AT www.theprivacycollective.eu 📧 Email info@privacycollective.eu to request a Supporter’s Handbook

The Institute for Information Law (IViR), officially established in 1989, is one of the largest research centers in the field of information law in the world. The Institute employs over 25 researchers who are active in an entire spectrum of information society related legal areas: intellectual property law, patents, telecommunications and broadcasting regulation, media law, Internet regulation, advertising law, domain names, freedom of expression, privacy, digital consumer issues, commercial speech, et cetera. The Institute engages in cutting-edge research into fundamental and topical aspects of information law, and provides a forum for critical debate about the social, cultural and political aspects of regulating information markets. The Institute’s international orientation is reflected in its international staff as well as various international co-operations and partnerships. Adding to the international atmosphere of the Institute, visiting scholars from all over the world regularly spend time at the Institute. The Institute for Information Law is affiliated with the Faculty of Law of the University of Amsterdam. Please go to our website for publications of our staff members and the latest news about the institutes research: www.ivir.nl

Bits of Freedom is the Dutch digital rights organization, focusing on privacy and communications freedom in the digital age. Bits of Freedom strives to influence legislation and self-regulation, on a national and also on a European level. Bits of Freedom is one of the founders and a member of European Digital Rights (EDRi).