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Retrospective: 17.09.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our organisational suggestion: In your platform records, check the operator as well as the display name. Save the contact used for your request alongside the co...

Retrospective: 10.09.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

A family conversation about privacy need not start with a long list of rules. An invented example can help: what information does a character share, who sees it...

Retrospective: 26.08.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our practical perspective: The name of an AI service and the model it uses are not necessarily the same information. Record both when trying a service for your...

Retrospective: 24.08.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

At the start of school, make a shared overview of the platforms in use. Note which accounts are needed and where documents are stored. Direct questions about sc...

Retrospective: 08.07.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our everyday perspective: Before pasting your documents into an AI service, check for names, contact details or confidential notes. For experiments, make a sepa...

Retrospective: 01.07.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our perspective: An announcement and a rule already in effect are different things. When reading news, check whether a proposal is still being developed or has...

Retrospective: 25.06.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our practical suggestion: Make your own request specific and record its goal separately. Then log every response and remaining question. A case digest offers us...

Retrospective: 10.06.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

A clear personal record remains useful: which service contacted you, what details did the notice include, and which steps have you already taken? Save the notic...

Retrospective: 19.05.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

For personal organisation, consider two questions together: how do you protect access to a service, and what information do you store there? Review both at your...

Retrospective: 04.05.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our perspective on transparency: A useful report shows unfinished work as well as results. Apply the same distinction to your own data records: confirmed change...

Retrospective: 16.04.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our perspective: Read the information supplied for a research project carefully. Note which organisation receives your details and which project they are intend...

Retrospective: 14.04.2026 · Published: 06.10.2026

Our organisational tip: For a new project, first record which details you actually need. Then note who uses them and how the process works. Such an overview doe...