Could California have its own Privacy Shield arrangement separate from the rest of the U.S.? That was the most exciting question that emerged from a discussion about the data-transfer agreement’s third annual review at the European Parliament Thursday.
We live in an Age of Disinformation. Political campaigning — often verging on propaganda — has existed for centuries, so what’s changed. Why has the transition to a digital advertising space caused so much concern?
This week, the Permanent Representatives Committee of the Council of the European Union once again rejected the latest draft of the ePrivacy Regulation. The Nov. 22 vote means that the member states still cannot agree on a common position this year.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GPDR) was widely hailed for bringing in tougher new sanctions that regulators hoped would give them more powers of enforcement. But this week the British watchdog, the ICO said that it wanted further powers to seize …
The European Parliament’s Conference of Presidents will decide on 21 November if the French pick for European Commissioner passes muster. But Thierry Breton faces several hurdles.
In October a German group published its position on ethics and AI. With the new European Commission tipped to put forward a comprehensive AI policy in the first 100 days of office, a lot of scrutiny has been given to …
The Presidency of the EU Council is expected to propose yet another iteration of the ePrivacy text for the next meeting of the Working Party on Telecommunications and Information Society.
We’ve heard the threat before, but the emerging technology is genuinely worrying. We could already be swimming in a world of deepfakes and the public wouldn’t even know. After all, how would we?
Despite the landmark ruling by the ECJ, saying that indiscriminate data retention was illegal, several European countries are once again seeking to bring back the practice AND weaken encryption with “backdoors”.
Just had this for showing @alanshearer celebrating. I mean really? Copyright? How absurd.
Massive data breach in UK affecting childrens’ data and leading to targetting by online betting companies and it seems govt minister hasn’t yet referred it to @iconews.
*multi-level surprised face* https://t.co/At0Qthzd2Y
This is deeply troubling. The Times reports that ‘Betting companies have been given access to an educational database [of the Learning Records Service] containing names, ages and addresses of 28 million children and students’ https://t.co/SbBnZijc2y
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The @ICO has today announced that it will be taking no substantive action to fix "RTB", the largest data breach ever recorded in the UK. We are considering all options, including direct challenges to the judicial oversight of the ICO. https://t.co/3MOd5LCbHG
