In this project, we studied 13 government mobile apps – eight from the federal public administration and five from the state of São Paulo – that we believed most affect Brazilian citizens on a daily basis for their relation to services that are especially relevant to our day-to-day life and to the government-citizen relationship.
Our purpose was to know the types of data these apps process, the permissions they request, the way of obtaining consent, and, where applicable, their privacy policies, in the face of the rights we have today in force in the Brazilian Internet Civil Rights Framework.
Governments across the globe are on their way to building national-scale digital infrastructure. A comprehensive view of the state of DPI, however, is missing. The DPI Map addresses this.
POPVOX Foundation works to inform and empower people and make government work better for everyone.
Starting in 2024, Albert will be tested at local public service counters — Maisons France services — to help users with their paperwork.
