Meta’s €1.2bn fine for breaching GDPR could have a big impact on EU-US data transfers
The company has been using standard contractual clauses to transfer information, but these appear to no longer by valid.
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UK government school attendance data sharing plan raises privacy concerns
Contract reveals Department for Education could share attendance data with other organisations.
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How New Zealand’s Māori people are fighting for their data sovereignty
The Māori data sovereignty movement is part of a global campaign for indigenous data protection.
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Privacy actives: One in three consumers switch suppliers over data practices
Nearly 50% of consumers feel unable to control their data, while a third have ditched suppliers in response to their…
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European Organisations Should “Carefully Consider” Microsoft Purchases: Data Protection Watchdog
The tech heavyweight had "far-reaching rights of unilateral amendment, despite express provision to the contrary in the negotiated documents"
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ICO Vows “Reasonable and Pragmatic” Flexibility on Data Protection, During Outbreak
"Public bodies may require additional collection and sharing of personal data to protect against serious threats to public health"
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Google Fined, Clashes with Data Protection Authority over Right to Be Forgotten
Google, Swedish DPA lock heads over delisting notifications...
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GDPR Fines: Legal Consistency “Years Away” as Penalties Hit €114 Million
"We are years away from having legal certainty"
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