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Facebook, Google and the Seven Eyes: implications for privacy
A look at the Australian government's efforts against end-to-end encryption: Facebook is oddly found among the good guys.
How a no-deal Brexit will impact data protection practices
With negotiations at an impasse, a no-deal Brexit is looking ever more likely. If we get to Dec 31st without a withdrawal agreement, how will this affect the transfer of personal data between the EU and UK?
Schrems II: What you need to know
A case that began with a complaint about Facebook has snowballed to become a major data protection headache.
What South Africa's new data privacy law means for businesses
A look at the fundamentals of South Africa's POPIA compliance and best practices, as well as its key differences and similarities with GDPR.
News roundup: the US takes on Google in huge lawsuit
A roundup of this week’s tech news, including a huge US lawsuit against Google, more Russian election hacking, and a 4G network on the moon.
Inspired by GDPR, here is how Brazil’s new data privacy law will work
What is Brazil's new data privacy law, and what do companies doing business in Brazil need to know about it?
The state of data protection law in Pakistan
The effect and influence of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) upon the data privacy laws of swathes of countries around the world cannot be overstated. While GDPR is definitely not perfect, the laws have undoubtedly...
Privacy in a pandemic: a guide to health data processing rules in Europe
As employees start to return to work, many firms will be wondering what the rules are when it comes to collecting and processing health data and, crucially, conducting virus-related testing. We talk to a privacy expert to assess some...
The ethics of tracking apps: Is mass surveillance the new normal?
Will the Covid-19 pandemic normalise mass surveillance and tracking apps?
Bringing Facebook to book Down Under
The embattled web giant struggles to suppress crackpot theories as coronavirus keeps its moderators off work and Australian courts consider a colossal privacy fine
Has COVID-19 changed the face of tech ethics forever?
COVID-19 is influencing changes to what we consider ethical use of technology. While these changes are aimed at solving a short-term global issue, they may have permanent ramifications.
Lawyer says UK likely to maintain data rights, despite fears
Recent cases have sparked concern over the UK's post-Brexit data protections.
Why privacy investments are now seeing some impressive returns
Privacy investments have long been thought of by business leaders as primarily a cost-centre, however new research suggests there are some serious ROIs to be had out of bolstering your privacy profile.
Tech Cynic: Eavesdroppers, hackers, guests and privacy
It's not just the manufacturers of home assistants that could be listening to you and your visitors
China's new corporate social credit system is a major new threat to data security
China's new social credit scoring system raises a number of questions over corporate data security and integrity.
Navigating the compliance storm: Talend on tricky GDPR issues and how to solve them
As GDPR celebrates its one-year anniversary, we sit down with Talend senior director of data governance Jean Michel Franco to talk about where organisations are still going wrong and how things are likely to change.
GDPR anniversary: One year on, have we actually gotten any better at compliance?
Now that the dreaded GDPR implementation date is one year behind us, we take a look at why organisations are still struggling with GDPR and where improvements can be made
Wild West Web: There's a new Australian sheriff in town
Canberra's probe into digital media could have major implications for the web giants - and for everyone else in the tech sector.
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