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Top U.S. executives call for an America-wide privacy law
CEO’s of some of America’s biggest data-using companies have urged U.S. lawmakers to implement a…
Personal health data shared with Facebook
Intimate personal health data is being shared with Facebook, according to a study from Privacy…
New deepfake app Zao prompts privacy concerns
A viral Chinese app that lets users swap their faces with film or TV characters…
ICPA are extremely excited to announce that they have partnered with iCaaS – GDPR Management
iCaaS, which stands for Compliance as a Service, forms part of the Data Support Agency…
iPhones “silently” hacked for years
iPhone users have been “quietly” hacked by rogue websites, according to Google. The tech giant…
Sweden has issued its first fine under GDPR
The Swedish data protection agency (DPA) has issued the country’s first GDPR fine, after a…
Data breach of possible 14 million users at Hostinger
Usernames, emails, first names and IP addresses have been breached at web hosting provider and…
Campaigners warn of facial recognition “epidemic”
Privacy group Big Brother Watch (BBW) has warned that the use of facial recognition technology…
One of the “Big 4” fined under GDPR
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is the first of the “Big 4” to be fined under GDPR. The…
CCPA vs GDPR
The GDPR, which went into effect in May 2018, is one of the most comprehensive…
ICO privacy concerns over digital currency Libra
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) have raised concerns over Facebook’s plans to launch their new…
Researcher exposes serious flaws within businesses to adequately deal with GDPR.
University of Oxford-based researcher James Pavur contacted UK and US-based firms to test how they…