UK government publishes paper on the case for EU data flows post Brexit
Whilst the UK is still part of the EU it can continue to benefit from EU transfers of data as set out in the 1995 … Read more
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Whilst the UK is still part of the EU it can continue to benefit from EU transfers of data as set out in the 1995 … Read more
The ICO has fined TalkTalk £100,000 for a breach of principle 7 of the Data Protection Act – the “security” principle. It found that a third … Read more
It was in the Tory manifesto and the Queen’s Speech back in June, so it’s no surprise that we’re getting a Data Protection Bill. We … Read more
Price comparison website, Money Supermarket, has been fined £80,000 by the ICO for PECR breaches. They emailed millions of customers who had oped out of marketing … Read more
The House of Lords EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee has published a report on data protection in the UK, post-Brexit. The report “Brexit: the EU Data Protection Package” came … Read more
Last week the ICO published it’s international strategy for the next four years. The strategy sets out a number of global related data protection challenges: … Read more
The ICO has updated its subject access request code of practice not because the GDPR is coming, but because of the outcomes of a couple of … Read more
The ICO has published its ruling on the Royal Free NHS Trust sharing of patient data with Deep Mind (a Google owned AI company). The … Read more
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) (the UK’s “data regulator”) has fined a small video game rental company £60,000 after failing to take basic action to … Read more
The ICO has issued a fine to Morrison Supermarkets for sending marketing consent emails to over 130k email addresses where the subjects had previously opted-out … Read more