Latest about GDPR

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Greater transparency needed in AI industry to avoid future regulatory penalities

By Rory Bathgate published

News Understanding of AI from executive to user levels could save firms from costly disputes

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TikTok's two new European data centres 'won't solve all its problems'

By Zach Marzouk published

News The company is under pressure to prove its user data isn’t being accessed by the Chinese state

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How to answer a tricky subject access request (SAR)

By Olivia Whitcroft published

Tutorials How do you prove a customer is who they say they are, and how much information should you provide?

Tutorials
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Latest Meta GDPR fine brings 12-month total to more than €1 billion

By Ross Kelly published

News Meta was issued with two hefty GDPR fines for “forcing” users to consent to data processing

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Microsoft's EU Data Boundary will begin staggered rollout in January 2023

By Ross Kelly published

News Public sector and commercial customers will be the first to benefit when the rollout begins on 1 January across all of Microsoft's core services

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"Unacceptable" data scraping lands Meta a £228m data protection fine

By Rory Bathgate published

News The much-awaited decision follows the scraping of half a billion users' data and received unanimous approval from EU regulators

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What is the 'right to be forgotten'?

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet last updated

In-depth Everything you need to know about the EU's data-removal ruling

In-depth
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ICO: The public sector isn’t getting 'an easier ride' with GDPR penalties

By Connor Jones published

News The UK’s information commissioner outlines his new approach to regulation and why the most constructive punishments will always be favoured

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Secretary of state for DCMS, Michelle Donelan, giving a speech at a podium whilst at the Conservative Party Conference 2022

Government reveals fresh replacement for GDPR will be a ‘bespoke, British’ system

By Rory Bathgate published

News The DCMS is to be co-designed with businesses with the aim of streamlining data protection, but some already call the change unneeded

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Your ultimate guide to the UK’s International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA)

By Olivia Whitcroft published

In-depth If any of your data moves overseas – and most business data does – then you need to keep on top of the rules

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