CJEU AG Sets High Bar for Responses to Data Subject Access Requests
The Advocate General argues that organisations should provide individuals with information on the specific recipients of their personal data.
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EDPB Emphasizes “Dissuasive” Fines in New Draft Guidelines on GDPR Fine Calculation
The EDPB sets out relevant steps and factors that EU supervisory authorities should consider when calculating administrative fines under the GDPR.
UK Data Protection Reform: Examining the Road Ahead
UK government sets out ambitious proposal for reforming the UK data protection landscape.
UK Supreme Court: Suspects Under Investigation Have Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
The decision exposes media outlets in the UK to liability if they identify suspects prior to charge, but carries lesser implications elsewhere.
Global Privacy & Security Compliance Blog
Covering legal developments and controversies involving data protection and privacy issues and practices, transborder data transfers, and data and system security terms and breaches across numerous industry sectors.
The Book of Jargon® - Blockchain, Crypto & Web3
An interactive glossary of acronyms, slang, and industry terminology.
UK Data Protection Bill: Overview of Proposed Changes (Part 1)
The bill would largely build on the UK data protection regime’s EU GDPR-style framework, albeit with UK-specific provisions.
UK Data Protection Bill: Examination of Key Provisions (Part 2)
Areas of interest include anonymisation, “recognised legitimate interests”, and the ICO’s role.