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ICO's Age Appropriate Design code - comes into force 2 September
The Age Appropriate Design: Code of Practice for Online Services (the “Code”) has been approved by Parliament and will come into force on...
Cyber threats and how to be a good sport
The sports sector was recently identified as a target for cyber attackers in a report published by the National Cyber Security Centre...
New rules on the use of personal data for direct marketing
The Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) have issued new rules on the use of personal data for direct marketing.
The rules have been...
ICO to get new enforcement powers against directors of spam marketers
It's certainly not the Christmas present that many serial spammers wanted. But one which many of their victims will welcome.
On 17...
Cookie consent is a box-ticking exercise after all!
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has provided welcome clarity on the consent requirements around the use of cookies by website...
Google crumble third-party cookies
In the spirit of new year's resolutions, Google has put advertisers on notice that it is time to step away from the third-party cookie jar.
Is privacy regulation killing targeted advertising?
That's the question that my colleague, Bryony Long, and I looked at when we hosted our ePrivacy seminar at Lewis Silkin’s offices this...
ICO consults on marketing code of practice
The UK’s data protection watchdog, the ICO, is consulting on a draft code of practice that will replace existing guidance and help...
Goodbye Privacy Shield, hello international transfer headache
Privacy Shield now a thing of the past and while standard contractual clauses remain valid, organisations' ability to rely on them have...
Time for a GDPR health assessment?
Now we are over 2 years in to the world of GDPR, we are seeing similar issues crop up time and time again. Although organisations...
Is it possible to handle data subject requests in a cost effective way?
One of the many sad outcomes of the COVID-19 crisis is that many brands and agencies will be looking to restructure to ensure they remain...
Tips to deal with Schrems II
We have set out in our article some helpful tips for organisations trying to get their heads around the impact of Schrems II and what it...
Project Red Card: Footballers to sue over use of their player data and match statistics.
A major lawsuit has been filed by over 400 professional footballers against gaming, betting and data-processing companies which threatens...
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