Small firms bombard GDPR hotline as panic spreads
Small businesses are paying a high price for leaving their GDPR preparations to the last minute amid claims that the…
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ICO plots consumer campaign in run-up to GDPR D-Day
The Information Commissioner’s Office has confirmed it will launch a consumer marketing campaign in April designed to educate the public…
Call for Government action to explain GDPR to public
The Government is being urged to launch a major consumer awareness campaign to explain how GDPR will affect privacy rights,…
100 days until GDPR D-Day: data sharing on the rise
With exactly 100 days to go before the biggest shake-up of data protection laws in a generation comes into force,…
ICO confirms overhaul of Telephone Preference Service
The Information Commissioner’s Office has finally confirmed that it will remove the millions of inactive and invalid telephone numbers from…
European Commission fails to hit its own GDPR deadline
The European Commission, which has become increasingly critical of member states and businesses dragging their feet over GDPR, appears to…
Facebook unveils privacy centre to fight GDPR threat
Facebook is attempting to head off a potential fall out with regulators and a flood of requests from users once…
GDPR goes from gloom to boom as UK leads the field
The road to GDPR compliance may have more twists and turns than a Fyodor Dostoevsky novel – and be twice…
Denham acts to allay fears over GDPR D-Day apocalypse
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has lambasted companies using scare tactics to flog “off the shelf” GDPR solutions, insisting that although…
Final GDPR consent guidance may not be out until April
Anyone banking on the Information Commissioner’s Office providing a pre-Christmas GDPR treat by publishing its final consent guidance for the…