Report: More than ten health data registers operate illegally in Finland
A new report reveals that over ten health data registers in Finland are operating without the necessary legal regulations, posing a risk to patient data handling.
AGU requests Senacon data on suspected fuel price abuse
The AGU has urgently requested data from Senacon regarding recent fuel price hikes in Brazil, seeking to investigate potential abuses by distributors.
Punishments under the Digital ECA can only be applied after regulation expected in November
The National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) will not immediately implement punishments outlined in the Digital ECA, as they await specific regulations expected to be published in November.
Digital ECA: ANPD says that systems and app stores will be scrutinized more rigorously
The Brazilian National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) announced increased scrutiny of operating systems and app stores following the implementation of the Digital Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA Digital).
Digital ECA: Agency discourages facial recognition and limits data use in age verification
The Brazilian Agency for Data Protection is proposing strict guidelines for online age verification, advocating caution with biometric methods and preferences for systems that confirm users are over 18 without revealing their identity.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR โฉ The shame post for pedophiles: one thinks they are improving the world, but the victims in this story suffer much greater.
A blogger has launched a website listing convicted sexual offenders, prompting a response from Estonia's data protection authority.
ECA Digital: effective age verification begins in 2027
Effective supervision of age verification on social networks is set to start in 2027 as announced by Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD).
Unjustified e-health data access and other violations: DVI received more than 1000 complaints last year
Last year, the Data State Inspectorate (DVI) in Latvia received 1,034 complaints regarding breaches of personal data processing, highlighting issues such as unjustified access to e-health data and illegal employee surveillance.
OpenClaw: An Open Revolution in Artificial Intelligence or a Cybersecurity Nightmare?
The emergence of the OpenClaw AI agent raises significant questions about automation and cybersecurity risks.
First Data Protection sanction to a school for improper use of Google in classrooms: 'It is used for purposes beyond the educational sphere'
Spain's data protection agency has issued its first individual sanction to a school for misusing Google management platform, violating regulations regarding minors' personal information.
Suspicious Emails Circulating: 'Immediate Action Necessary'
Authorities in Iceland are warning about suspicious emails claiming consumers will suffer damage to their electronic data if they do not take immediate action.
Police cannot collect fingerprints from every detained person. Judgment of the CJEU
The CJEU ruled that EU law does not permit the automatic collection of fingerprints from every individual detained by national authorities, based on a case involving a French man arrested for organizing an unauthorized assembly.
Healthcare Without Protection. Attacks on Medical Facilities Are Just a Matter of Time
Cyberattacks on the healthcare sector have reached unprecedented levels, with medical facilities becoming prime targets for hackers due to their vulnerable data and inadequate security measures.
CJEU: rights under GDPR cannot be used for money
A Vienna man requested information about his personal data processed by Brillen Rottler, but the company denied his request, citing misuse of GDPR rights.
Species Protection in the Fรผrstenfeldbruck District: Look Whoโs Buzzing!
A Humming Challenge is underway in the Fรผrstenfeldbruck district to collect data on bumblebee populations using a smartphone app, aimed at aiding species protection efforts.
Conditions for a Cybersecurity Law exist, assures the Senate
Mexico is poised to advance the approval of a Cybersecurity Law by the end of the year to enhance data protection and meet commitments outlined in the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (T-MEC).
A woman who accessed patient information unlawfully sued the welfare region, demanding 50,000 euros for unjustified dismissal
A former employee of the Varsinais-Suomen welfare region claims she was unjustly dismissed after unlawfully accessing patient information and is seeking over 50,000 euros in compensation.
Being Spied on WhatsApp: Much Easier Than You Think. How to Protect Yourself from Data Thieves
The article discusses how users can be vulnerable to unauthorized access to their WhatsApp accounts and offers strategies for protection.
Break-in at an old daycare in Turku โ criminals accessed personal data of children and employees dating back up to 25 years
A break-in at a decommissioned daycare facility in Turku resulted in the theft of personal data from both children and staff, some records dating back over 12 years.
European Parliament: A Black Day for Child Protection
The European Parliament voted against mandatory chat controls aimed at combating child abuse online, sparking controversy over prioritizing the protection of perpetrators over victims.
Privacy in the browser: what settings are useful to activate in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox
The article discusses important privacy settings for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox to enhance user data protection while browsing the internet.
Manitoba bill targets technology that could alter grocery prices for some shoppers
The Manitoba government is proposing a bill to ban predatory pricing practices in grocery stores, ensuring shoppers pay the same price regardless of personal data use.
World Anti-Doping Agency agrees to limit athlete data use, watchdog says
The World Anti-Doping Agency has committed to limiting the use of athletes' personal data solely for anti-doping purposes as part of an agreement with Canadaโs privacy commissioner following a lengthy investigation.
Reform UK may breach data laws with free energy bills competition
Reform UK's competition to offer free energy bills raises concerns over potential breaches of data protection laws.
OPINION โฉ What if a mobile app honestly told you why it needs your data and location?
The article discusses the potential security risks associated with mobile applications and their often excessive permissions requirements.
Retired police officer suspected of 'espionage' in DF held a commissioned position at Caesb
A retired civil police officer is under investigation for allegedly accessing restricted public data in the Federal District while working at Caesb.
How debit card fraud can happen without using the card
The article discusses a case of debit card fraud that occurred without the physical use of the card, raising concerns about data security.
Glovo Penalized for Violating GDPR Regulations Regarding Document Scans
Glovo has been sanctioned for violating GDPR regulations by requiring users to submit scans of personal identification documents under certain circumstances.
FG warns against unauthorized public video sharing
The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued a warning against the unauthorized recording and sharing of videos of the public, emphasizing potential legal consequences for violations.
The Most Ukrainians with Temporary Protection Are in Germany, Czechia is Third, Eurostat Reveals
Eurostat data indicates that Germany hosts the most Ukrainians under temporary protection, with Czechia ranking third.
NDPC warns content creators over unauthorised filming of citizens
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission has issued a warning to content creators about filming individuals without consent, threatening legal consequences for such actions.
Brussels prepares to ban the 'undressing' of real people's images using AI
EU member states are working to ban the use of artificial intelligence to generate fake naked or pornographic images of real people, as agreed upon in Brussels.
Age verification of ECA Digital may take months; porn sector awaits guidance
The implementation of age verification under Brazil's ECA Digital law will not be immediate and may take months, with the government currently drafting a regulatory decree.
Court in Germany: WhatsApp is not allowed to transfer user data to Facebook
A Berlin court has ruled that WhatsApp cannot transfer data from German users to Facebook, stating that the transfer of personal data is unlawful.
Company fined for improper disposal of customer documents on a street in the coast of SP; PHOTOS
A housing cooperative in Limeira, Brazil, was fined R$ 11,000 for the improper disposal of customer documents in Mongaguรก.
Viking Line Data Breach: Authorities Received Notification
Authorities have confirmed a notification regarding a data breach affecting Viking Line's customer register.
Personal Information Protection Commission fines Lotte Card 9.6 billion won... 'resident registration numbers of 450,000 people leaked'
The Personal Information Protection Commission of South Korea has imposed a fine of 9.6 billion won on Lotte Card for a significant data breach that exposed the personal information of 450,000 individuals.
In a document, Serpro denies negotiation that would unlock the privatization of Celepar
Serpro has stated that there are no ongoing negotiations with the Paranรก Public Security Secretariat regarding the storage of Celepar's data, conflicting with the state government's claim to facilitate the privatization of the technology company.
Your Face Will Have Copyright: The Pioneering Law That Will Protect Our Biometric Data
A Danish consumer organization initiated a campaign to raise awareness about the risks of sharing personal data online by offering bakery goods in exchange for revealing private information.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: There was no intentional leak of personal data
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that there was no intentional leak of personal data regarding the recent repatriation flight organization, despite emails revealing recipients' addresses.
Court: Municipality rightly refused to provide detailed information about officials' salaries
A regional administrative court in Lithuania ruled that a municipality acted correctly in refusing to disclose detailed salary information about its officials, citing data protection laws.
FG, private sector collaborate on data protection
The Nigerian Federal Government and the private sector are collaborating to enhance data protection and privacy standards through a signed Memorandum of Understanding.
TikTok allowed to stay in Canada under new data protection rules: minister
TikTok can continue operating in Canada under new data protection rules that enhance the safeguarding of Canadian users' data, following a national security review.
Fine for Ita and Alitalia, abrupt landing for the unions
The Italian privacy authority has fined Ita and Alitalia โฌ1.25 million for improperly handling employee data without consent, amid criticisms of the authority's slow response time.
Oliver Laas: Age Verification in Operating Systems
The article discusses the implications of age verification laws in digital platforms as they expand globally, particularly looking at examples from Australia, the UK, and the US.
AK. Week examined what artificial intelligence understands about the Estonian language and culture
A recent investigation by ERR's Novaator highlighted that major AI language models lack an understanding of the nuances of the Estonian language and culture, raising concerns about copyright and data protection.
When filming or photographing with smart glasses, data protection requirements must be observed, emphasizes the inspection
The Data State Inspectorate emphasizes the importance of adhering to data protection regulations when using smart glasses for filming or photography.
Amendment to Personal Information Protection Law: Is There Enough Consideration for Risks in Creating Statistics and AI Development Without Consent?
The Japanese government is proposing amendments to the Personal Information Protection Law that could reduce the requirement for consent when creating statistical data and developing AI models, raising concerns about potential risks to personal rights and privacy.
WSA: PLN 27 million fine for breaking GDPR by Polish Post to be corrected
The Polish Post faces a PLN 27 million fine for breaching GDPR related to the organization of postal voting in the 2020 presidential elections.
Wants to implement EU regulations on internet companies as soon as possible
Iceland aims to quickly implement EU regulations governing internet companies.