Experts warn EU privacy case might backfire
A European Union court case ostensibly to keep personal data private could backfire and cause great damage to the continent, […]
A European Union court case ostensibly to keep personal data private could backfire and cause great damage to the continent, […]
As the number of devices quietly gathering your data increases, so does the risk of exposure. Source: Congressman Wants U.S. […]
In a long-awaited decision on whether and how Europeans’ private data can be protected from the roving eyes of the […]
Europe’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which will take effect next May and which Microsoft supports, is a good […]
A key vacancy in the State Department is creating friction between the European Union and United States over a new […]
Last week, representatives of the European Commission and U.S. Department of Commerce met for the first-annual review of the Privacy […]
In one of the more animated discussions here at the International Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners Conference in Hong Kong, […]
Speaking at the 39th International Conference of Privacy Commissioners in Hong Kong on 25 September, Shannon Coe from the US […]
EU Justice Commissioner Věra Jourová said she was relieved that US President Trump’s “America first” policy will not shatter the […]
Is a country’s privacy regime adequate? To people who are not privacy professionals, this question may seem odd. What does […]
Google is pleased to announce that the Spanish Data Protection Agency (“Agencia Española de Protección de Datos” or “AEPD”) has […]
EU and US officials will carry out a joint review this week of the Privacy Shield, a framework designed to […]