To Adobe or not to Adobe? A cautionary tale of what happens when SAR redactions go wrong
The case of London Borough of Lambeth (“Lambeth”) v AM is enough to give any data protection lawyer palpitations. It involves the data...
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Controllers and processors – in it together when it comes to security? ‘Yes’, says the CNIL
Things will inevitably go wrong at some point, and when they do: cue the buck-passing between counterparties. To justify low liability...
EU Council agrees ePrivacy Regulation text
At long last, EU member states have agreed a final draft text for the proposed Regulation on Privacy and Electronic Regulations...
You wait for one…and then two turn up at once! Draft adequacy decisions published by the European Commission
The much anticipated adequacy decision for transfers of personal data to the UK has reached a new milestone today. The European Commission
European Commission on the verge of granting 'adequacy' to the UK
While we may not be getting a trip to Europe any time soon, it looks like our data can continue enjoying access to sunnier climes. In...
Data breach notification - new examples from the EDPB
In January the European Data Protection Board (‘EDPB’) published its “Guidelines 01/2021 on Examples regarding Data Breach Notification”...
ICO resumes Adtech investigation
This week the ICO announced that it is resuming its investigation into the real time bidding (RTB) and the adtech industry. The...
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