Not us guv…Facebook says no-one in EU was hit by CA
Facebook’s defiance in the face of huge political and regulatory pressure shows no signs of waning after two of the…
data protection
More may have to pay ICO fees as consultation begins
The Government is planning a major overhaul of who is exempt from paying data protection fees to fund the work…
GDPR one month on: Google admits that it’s clueless
Google has raised more than a few eyebrows in the marketing industry by claiming the global giant is still trying…
‘Firms more worried about World Cup effect than GDPR’
Strategic Mailing Partnership chair and direct marketing stalwart Judith Donovan has claimed that mailing houses are more worried about the…
Commons ‘wasted £100,000 on faulty GDPR training’
The House of Commons has been accused of wasting nearly £100,000 of taxpayers’ money on GDPR training for MPs and…
Glos cops cuffed over leak of sensitive child abuse data
Gloucestershire Police has become the latest force to be hauled up in front of the privacy regulator after being fined…
ICO’s ‘measured’ Yahoo! fine risks ‘soft touch’ protests
As the Information Commissioner’s Office knuckles down to yet another investigation into a major data breach, it risks accusations that…
GDPR is far too tough on SMEs claims Facebook nemesis
Small businesses have won a powerful ally in their battle against the worst excesses of GDPR, with the man whose…
Even God’s disciples can’t escape the ICO or a huge fine
It seems that not even the Father, Son and Holy Ghost offer no defence when it comes to falling foul…
ICO data analytics probe ‘the biggest ever undertaken’
The Information Commissioner’s Office has claimed its probe into the use of data analytics for political purposes is the largest…