Hi ANCR, 

Today is significant for a couple of reasons 

1.  am happy to also be informed that the  IEEE paper abstract "Digital Forest Transparency Charter”  acceptance, (see below) 

2. I finally finished submitting required notice and complaints to Quebec Regulator, which were used to prototype the use of the TPI-Report

The TPI-Report  turned into 3 TPI-Reports and 3 complaints, that required actually trying to use what was specified for the first time, make reports and assessment format, and then try and produce reports that hold water and make sense.  An unexpectedly long and overly gruelling task, as the two companies /products that have been the hardest to hold to account have been Google  Chrome and IAB, which are highly designed to circumvent these rules.  In addition, I suspect we are the first to do this as it is is a job no one wants to do. 

This first test of the TPI presented  evidence, of deceit, fraud an malicious intent worthy of the maximum penalty, for 1 of the complaints which is 25 million or 4% of world wide turn over, and for IAB, 28 complaints at 50k, per complaint in a collective action complaint trial.   So who knows, could be the TPI-R might demonstrate value through its prototype. 

Tomorrow, I will post the TPI-Results @global privacy rights, found in  the transparency directory for them, 

Mark

 short bio (200 words max)

Mark Lizar is a world-leading authority on digital transparency, privacy engineering, and consent governance.

With 20+ years of experience transforming complex privacy laws into operational systems, Mark has shaped the international standards that power today’s digital trust economy. He is the creator of the Consent Receipt specification and a driving force behind ISO 27560 and other key privacy frameworks.

Through his  leadership in Transparency & Consent governance , Mark advises governments, Fortune 500s, and regulators on building lawful, ethical, and auditable data ecosystems—turning privacy obligations into competitive advantage.

Mark is the founder of 0PN  a Transparency Consultancy,  and the Executive Director of Global Privacy Rights, a Canadian nonprofit focused on operational transparency, data governance, and digital rights. He regularly consults with governments, regulators, and private organisations on the implementation of lawful and auditable transparency and consent governance  in accordance with the Convention 108+ Treaty, the GDPR, the EU AI Act, and other global regulatory standards.