ICO continues with its fee chasing: care homes on the ICO radar
Back in November 2018, the ICO issued a number of fines to organisations who failed to register under the new data protection fee scheme. Action … Read more
The latest GDPR and privacy news
Back in November 2018, the ICO issued a number of fines to organisations who failed to register under the new data protection fee scheme. Action … Read more
From a data compliance perspective, 2018 has been quite a year thanks to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Christmas Day will mark 7 months … Read more
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a £200,000 fine to Tax Return Limited (“TRL”) for sending out 14.8m unsolicited marketing text messages (which generated … Read more
Research from consumer rights guardian Which? has highlighted the data protection dangers of e-receipts and that some retailers are in breach of data protection and … Read more
Back in September 2017 the ICO published some draft guidance for consultation setting out their views on how to interpret Chapter IV (including Article 28) … Read more
This week the ICO fined a number of organisations for failure to pay the new data protection fee. The new fee structure came into place … Read more
The ICO have published the conclusions of their investigation into Uber, who, back in 2016 suffered a data breach affecting around 2.7 million UK customers … Read more
In case you missed it, the Cabinet in Westminster has “agreed” Theresa May’s draft Brexit Agreement for moving the UK out the EU next year. … Read more
The EU Blockchain Forum, an EU forum set up to ” accelerate blockchain innovation and the development of the blockchain ecosystem within the EU, and so … Read more
It was back in May 2017 when the ICO first started looking at the use of “big data” within politics, when it formally announced it … Read more