Irish DPA Examines Right to Rectification
In light of increased awareness of the rights granted to individuals under the new data protection legislation, Ireland’s data protection […]
In light of increased awareness of the rights granted to individuals under the new data protection legislation, Ireland’s data protection […]
The European Parliament set out its position on the Regulation in October 2017. However, the Council of the EU, which […]
While the U.S. relies on binding enforcement of privacy policies alongside limited sector-specific rules for children and video rentals, Canada’s […]
The GDPR is the world’s toughest standard for data privacy. But nearly a year later, its chief enforcer — the […]
New laws may soon be passed to improve the security of IoT gadgets, in the wake of an increasing number […]
Those who have been paying attention to the antitrust world recently may have spotted a trend — competition regulators are […]
In March of this year, the UAE issued Law No. 2 of 2019 Concerning the Use of Information and Communication […]
Clinical trials in the EU include the collection of sensitive health data from patients. Trial sponsors are obliged to reconcile […]
The Polish data protection authority’s first post-General Data Protection Regulation-era decision, and its first fine, raise questions about the GDPR’s […]
Though obviously no-one can predict the future, it is great fun thinking of what will have happened to privacy regulation […]
The ICO has published a blog post on the role of “meaningful” human reviews in AI systems to prevent them […]
On April 12, 2019, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published draft guidelines 2/2019 on the processing of personal data […]