Irish data protection commissioner set to issue decisions on Twitter and Whatsapp probes by end of year
The Irish data protection commissioner expects to issue decisions on investigations into Twitter and Whatsapp by the end of the […]
The Irish data protection commissioner expects to issue decisions on investigations into Twitter and Whatsapp by the end of the […]
The UK’s Home Office is facing a landmark Judicial Review to reveal how an algorithm it uses to triage visa […]
How far should we, as a society, consent to police forces reducing our privacy in order to keep us safe? […]
Sweden’s data protection authority has approved the use of facial recognition technology by the police, to help identify criminal suspects. […]
Stolen login credentials from Fortune 500 companies have been found in numerous places on the dark web, many of which […]
The President of the Personal Data Protection Office (“The President of the Office”) imposed first administrative fine of PLN 40,000 […]
On 30 October, 2019, the Presidency of the Council of the European Union released revised text of the proposed ePrivacy […]
An Australian regulator has filed a lawsuit against Alphabet Inc’s Google, accusing it of misleading smartphone users about how it […]
Webroot has released its third annual Nastiest Malware list, shedding light on 2019’s worst cybersecurity threats. From ransomware strains and […]
The Austrian data protection authority imposed an administrative fine of 18 million euros on Österreichische Post AG (Austian Postal Service) […]
The Presidency of the EU Council is expected to propose yet another iteration of the ePrivacy text for the next […]
Facebook has said it will pay the £500,000 financial penalty that the social network was issued by the UK’s data […]