Canadian Court Re-examines Google Takedown Order In Light of U.S. Ruling
Last year’s Supreme Court of Canada Google v. Equustek case , which upheld a B.C. court’s global takedown order, continues […]
Last year’s Supreme Court of Canada Google v. Equustek case , which upheld a B.C. court’s global takedown order, continues […]
The UK’s data protection watchdog has concluded that WhatsApp’s sharing of user data with its parent company Facebook would have […]
The House of Commons Public Bill Committee yesterday adopted government amendments that introduce new measures for processing personal data for […]
On May 25, 2018 the EU will have the right to fine and regulate foreign “processors” of EU subject data, […]
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect in May 2018, which means that any organization doing […]
The countdown is on: Only two months are left for companies to ensure they are in compliance with the European […]
Google is not obligated to ensure websites are free from defamatory content before displaying links to them in search results, […]
Stemming the tide of extremist online content has been a major focus for tech giants in recent times, but despite […]
GDPR tell you that you need to destroy your prized contacts database unless you can prove that you have consent […]
If you have your own domain name, you’ll find your name and home address on Whois, unless you pay for […]
We are normally quite concerned about protecting our private lives, but paradoxically we have not shown this in our online […]
The International Journal of Communication has published new Special Section on “Privacy at the Margins” with 10 articles from international […]