The privacy pro’s guide to explainability in machine learning
With the GDPR’s implementation date looming, there has been much discussion about whether the regulation requires a “right to an […]
With the GDPR’s implementation date looming, there has been much discussion about whether the regulation requires a “right to an […]
A Russian court on Friday ordered the blocking of a popular messaging app, Telegram, after it rejected to share its […]
Since the Cambridge Analytica fallout, there have been demands for change, hearings and even a #DeleteFacebook campaign. But it turns […]
A businessman has won his legal action to remove search results about a criminal conviction in a landmark “right to […]
Deleting your Google web browser history and Google Google search history is one way to limit how much data you […]
The European Union plans more powers for consumers to sue firms such as Volkswagen (after the Dieselgate scandal showed the […]
The ICO’s data protection self assessment toolkit helps you assess your organisation’s compliance with data protection law and helps you […]
To many privacy professionals, a “user-centered internet for individuals” would only exist in a perfect utopian world. Yet, as the […]
Data Protection Authorities that ICANN rightly insisted on seeking guidance from, told ICANN exactly what the Noncommercial Stakeholders Group (NCSG) […]
Instagram has confirmed it will let users download their personal data, including previously shared photos, videos and messages, as it […]
The Australian government is pushing ahead with controversial legislation it says will create “back doors” into encrypted communication services – […]
Safeguarding information about what you do online goes far beyond trying to lower your profile on one internet service. Legally, you […]