privacy

A technology industry body has proposed a number of amendments to the laws which it says are too broad

However, the resolution does not include any admission of liability by the UK’s flag carrier airline

Users’ personal data will be shared with its parent company’s main office in Russia

Chrome users will be subject to third-party tracking for at least 18 months longer than expected

The EDPB and EDPS claim a ban is needed if we want to preserve our freedoms and create a human-centric legal framework for AI

Why your company needs them, and what they should include

ICO investigations found most companies using the technology tended to be "immature" in their approach to data protection

Radical proposals suggest removing provisions on consent and the need for human oversight on AI decision-making

Location data is going to be big in the coming years, and a new location data charter aims to help ensure it’s used fairly and personal data is protec…

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties is going after Amazon, Facebook, Google and more over alleged data privacy breaches

Privacy experts slam the fine as a 'slap on the wrist' and say the retailer could have faced much harsher consequences under GDPR

The use of a facial image database violated the country’s Privacy Act, said Canada’s privacy regulator

The 17th issue of IT Pro 20/20 considers the effect of new regulations on the IT industry

Tips and tricks to maintain online anonymity

Pooling pseudonymised medical records risks undermining doctor-patient trust, warns shadow health minister

New privacy policy gives the app permission to collect biometric data from users

Previously, Ring owners got private messages from police looking for user videos

ICO said the breach of data protection laws was “serious”

Developers claim the refreshed browser is cleaner, more intuitive, and responsive to users' browsing habits

Reports show a growth in employee monitoring since the start of the pandemic, but are staff aware of the extent of surveillance?

The notorious facial recognition firm claims to have a database of more than three billion images scraped from social media sites

The ECHR has ruled that the UK's bulk collection and ISP data interception programmes breached human rights law