Data Governance Act: data intermediation services provider, a new player...
Data sharing is a subject of ever-increasing importance, and one that is occupying the European Union...
Registration of data controllers commences in Jamaica
The widely anticipated registration of controllers commenced on June 1, 2024, and both local and international...
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE ORDERED BY THE SPANISH DPA TO HALT META’S FUNCTIONALITIES...
The Spanish DPA (AEPD) has ordered a precautionary measure against Meta Platforms Ireland Limited to immediately...
Navigating International Data Transfers: Complying with Barbados Data Protection...
This article looks at the framework to achieve lawful international transfers of personal data from Barbados under...
Insufficient legal basis to use Google Workspace as an educational tool in...
The Danish Data Protection Agency has in the widely discussed Chromebook case assessed the legal basis for...
CCTV in Schools in order to combat crime. «Green light» from the Cyprus DPA for...
Combating law violation and crime in school units in Cyprus through CCTV.
Chile stares EU: a bill of law to regulate AI.
Chile is the first country in latinamerica that seeks to regulate AI. For this purpose, the country has chosen to...
Canada introduces Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act
The recently proposed Online Harms Act, introduced in Bill C-63, is Canada’s latest attempt at addressing online...
Employer care vs. data protection - when well-intentioned is not good enough.
The first of May is a public holiday in Germany, among other countries, and is known as Labour Day. To this day,...
The US CHIPS Act of 2022 strengthens Costa Rica's role in the global...
In July 2023, the United States Department of State announced its partnership with the Government of Costa Rica to...
CJEU RULING IN THE MATTER OF “SCHUFA” NOT ONLY AFFECTS CREDIT SCORING (C-634/21)
In December 2023, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) had to decide yet another case that will have a significant...
Does the GDPR trump the Bible? Probably not, but it might trump religious...
Depending on where you live, religious ceremonies can trigger a certain degree of administrative follow-up. In...
Turkish Personal Data Protection Law 2.0 (“PDPL 2.0”)
The first step has been taken in the long-awaited harmonisation of the Turkish Data Protection Law with the GDPR....
The European Commission confirms that Argentina has adequate legislation for the...
Argentina, along with 10 other countries, receives ratification from the European Union on its adequacy note for...
The Brazilian Data Protection Authority´s Regulatory Sandbox Pilot Program on...
The current debates on artificial intelligence create a timely opportunity for the development of mechanisms that...
Further processing videosurveillance recordings for assessing performance of...
Bulgarian Personal Data Protection Commission has issued an opinion on the admissibility of processing video...
INPLP Activity Report 2023 published
The past year was a success for the INPLP, marked by robust collaboration and network growth. The annual conference...
CJEU increases the requirements for claiming non-material damage within the...
Whether or not (nearly) any and all violation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entitles data...
Extraterritorial Implications of Turkish Data Protection Legislation
This article explores the regulatory landscape for data controllers located outside Turkey and their obligations...
A thin line between a typo and a data breach: A case study in enhancing data...
In a recent case, the Serbian Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection issued...