Draft Brexit Data Protection Regulations would undermine adequacy determination for the UK
One thing can be certain following the recent Brexit Parliamentary shenanigans. The UK will eventually choose from: (a) a hard […]
One thing can be certain following the recent Brexit Parliamentary shenanigans. The UK will eventually choose from: (a) a hard […]
On Dec. 6, Australia passed a surprising law with a global impact on privacy. The new law requires any Australian […]
When the General Data Protection Regulation arrived last year, The New York Times didn’t take any chances. The publisher blocked […]
On 25 November 2018 the UK Government and the EU agreed a draft withdrawal agreement which set out the terms […]
Customers returning unwanted Christmas gifts are being warned by online retailers that they will have to inform the original buyers […]
US concerns over EU data protection rules are hindering the ability of European hedge funds to raise money from investors […]
Search engines should not be forced to alter their search results for users outside of the EU when complying with […]
Marriott data breach is under investigation in several countries, where the hotel and resorts giant has a presence. In the […]
UK government says that at the end of the transitional period, the EEA agreement will no longer be applicable and […]
The Data Protection Act (1050/2018) entered into force, on 1 January 2019, following the Parliament of Finland’s approval on 13 […]
The revised guidance, published by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), contains changes in response to recommendations issued by an EU-wide […]
The draft legislation, The data protection, privacy and electronic communications (amendments etc) (EU exit) regulations 2019, have been prepared to ensure […]