Why determining if photos are personal data is not straightforward
This week the ICO published a new blog post, aimed at schools, looking at a couple of reprimands it had served on a couple of … Read more
This week the ICO published a new blog post, aimed at schools, looking at a couple of reprimands it had served on a couple of … Read more
We’ve previously documented the Brexit and GDPR issues facing the UK once the transition period is out of the way by the end of 2020. … Read more
With the UK set to leave the EU on 31st January 2020, here’s what you need to know about how Brexit impacts GDPR going forward. … Read more
The ICO have now published their final version of their Age Appropriate Design Code of Practice for Online Services. The Code is a statutory one in … Read more
DSG Retail Ltd (who trade as Currys PC World and Dixons) have been fined by the ICO £500k for a number of serious data security … Read more
On 8th January 2020 the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) launched a consultation on their draft direct marketing code of practice. The Code itself will replace … Read more
A pharmacy in London has become the first organisation to receive a GDPR fine in the UK from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). The fine … Read more
If you’ve followed the challenges of EU data protection legislation by privacy activist Max Schrems, you’ll have heard about his most recent challenge that the … Read more
The German Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (BfDI) has issued 1&1 Telecom with a €9,550,000 fine for security failings (English translation) in … Read more
The ePrivacy Regulation (that sets the rules on digital marketing and the use of cookies) could be dead after all! A couple of weeks ago … Read more