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EDPB releases statement on the processing of personal data during the COVID-19 outbreak

As governments, public and private organisations throughout Europe are taking measures to contain and mitigate COVID-19, EU's EDPB addressed rules for data processing in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak. In a statement, the Chair of the European ...

Brave lodges formal GDPR complaint against Google

Brave, a web browser company, has filed a formal GDPR complaint against Google for infringing the GDPR "purpose limitation" principle. The GDPR purpose limitation principle requires that organizations only use personal data for the narrow purpose it ...

Austrian Data Protection Authority rules Facebook's tracking pixel unlawful

UK government's pro-innovation approach supported in ICO's updated AI and data protection

The British Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has updated the guidance on AI and data protection. The guidance covers best practices for data protection-compliant AI, and the interpretation of data protection laws in regard to the processing of...

Israeli government approves tracking coronavirus patients' mobile phones

After much controversy, the Israeli government authorised the Israeli security service to track the cellphones of patients infected with coronavirus and those who were near them in the 14 days preceding their diagnosis. The tracking will monitor the ...

Facebook announces AI tool to fight revenge porn

Facebookannounced new measures to identify and remove non-consensual intimate images (also known as revenge porn) shared via the social media platform, as well as to support victims of such abuse. The company will be using a new detection technology,...

European Data Protection Board publishes new opinion on GDPR and ePrivacy interplay

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) issued anopinion on the interplay between the ePrivacy directive and the GDPR. The opinion indicates that data protection authorities have competency to enforce the GDPR, and the mere fact that a subset of th...

New WHOIS rules for Austria's country code top-level domain

Nic.at, the registry operator for .at -Austria's country code top-level domain name (ccTLD) -announced changes to its WHOIS system, to bring it in line with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). At the moment, the public WHOIS database of...

UK Parliament votes on Snoopers' Charter

The UK House of Commons has debated the Investigatory Powers Bill for the first time. After hours of debate, and 266 votes in favour, the bill will now be debated at Committee stage. The bill, designed to overhaul the various regulations on investiga...

The report shows issues with data usage and storage of ISPs in Argentina

Digital rights group ADC has released a report evaluating the commitments of Argentinian telecommunications providers to protecting users' data privacy. The report found that while the providers have made improvements in informing users about data pr...

Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development publishes 'A Legal Guide to Privacy and Data Security.'

A study by Lathrop GPM, published on the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development website, aims to provide guidance on data privacy and security. Michael R. Cohen, the study's primary author, believes that GDPR, the European Union'...

New Code of Conduct for data sharing in European Tourism Industry agreed upon by companies

Twenty organisations from the European travel and tourism sector have agreed to sign a Code of Conduct on data sharing in the industry. The non-binding document aims to help build trust and promote data sharing agreements in the sector. The Code of C...