Data Protection in the Event of a “No Deal Brexit”
As part of its preparations for a “no deal” scenario when the Article 50 negotiating period comes to an end […]
As part of its preparations for a “no deal” scenario when the Article 50 negotiating period comes to an end […]
New data and privacy legislation is helping to protect and give consumers what they want: less irrelevant marketing junk. However, […]
May we see second party data have a growing role in marketing today if secure platforms are to enable such […]
Just over half of Facebook users ages 18 and older (54%) say they have adjusted their privacy settings in the […]
The EU is seeking the power to impose significant fines on European political parties that misuse voters’ personal data to […]
There is an elephant in the room to address here: Understanding data privacy is fundamentally boring, if not unintelligible, to […]
“If privacy is truly a thing of the past, then people should at least profit off their own personal information.” […]
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has opened a call for views on its planned new ‘regulatory sandbox’. The watchdog first outlined […]
Apple has removed the #1 selling anti-malware app called Adware Doctor from the Mac App Store because it was gathering […]
The attackers behind a data breach that left thousands of British Airways customer details exposed have been identified by security […]
The right to data portability is one of the most fundamental, but also most contentious rights within the GDPR. Whilst […]
The numbers show that unintentional or inadvertent incidents – those typically caused by human error rather than malicious intent such […]