Social media giant’s users outside EU will no longer be routed through Facebook Ireland
Data watchdog tells Oireachtas committee of the issues created by Facebook scandal
Stewarts Healthcare admits conditions in its facilities are unacceptable and management is ineffective
The biggest obstacle to regulating the social-media giant is a lack of political will
Facebook chief tight-lipped on contentious issues during Congressional grilling
Encrypted platform refused to allow secret services to access users’ data
Ultimate decision could undermine business models at Google, Twitter and Apple
Major issue is potential ‘mass indiscriminate processing’ of data by US state agencies
Facebook’s founder draws fire over not answering question over business model
Chief executive of firm with over 2bn monthly users denies it is a monopoly
Facebook chief wisely abandons hoodie to face senators’ grilling, but sticks to his script
Social media giant’s chief denies Facebook ‘wilfully blind’ to abuse
Here are six questions he might not like
Introduction of ‘enforcement toolkit’ for regulators long overdue, says Dixon
Company has links to Cambridge university
Interview: The privacy activist talks Cambridge Analytica and why the battle has just begun
Emotional CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends his position and says he intends to stay in charge
Only 15 people installed ‘test’ app in Cambridge Analytica scandal, but thousands were put at risk by US-based friends
Act gives US ‘nearly unchecked’ power over global digital privacy rights, say critics
Social media giant makes change after Cork woman questioned anti-abortion post
US government seeking access to data on servers in Ireland in drug trafficking case
Online verification codes present major data protection issues, social media giant says
‘Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies,’ executive memo said
Settings previously scattered around 20 different pages on platform
Whistleblower says Canadian firm developed software to target Republican voters in 2016
RSA: policy change marks partial reversal of plan to compel applicants to use State card
Amendment reverses exemption of public bodies from huge fines under new EU regime
Ireland among 22 countries from which US claims group stole data on behalf of state
The Facebook chief executive was evasive when he finally emerged to make a statement about the Cambridge Analytica crisis
Helen Dixon: Microtargeting can have sinister effects in free, democratic society
Facebook chief acknowledges ‘breach of trust’ between social media giant and users
Cambridge Analytica turns focus on privacy norms and settings for online targeting
Inquiries into ‘scraping’ of user data from social media profiles and it potential use for influencing audiences
Bill enables gathering of personal information for ‘electoral activities’, expert says
Data experts say Bill will allow organisations like Cambridge Analytica to set up in Ireland
EU chief Vera Jourová: reports of alleged abuse of personal data for elections horrifying
Scams, fake news and accounts – I think it’s time for mandatory regulation
Helen Dixon says her office will examine technologies such as body-worn cameras by gardaí
DPC Helen Dixon says Government should immediately prioritise re-working of existing legal framework
Data Protection Commissioner made findings against An Garda Síochána and Department of Justice
Commissioner says she is monitoring social media firms’ compliance with new EU regulation
Audit finds ‘highly inappropriate’ information was included in profiles for 20 people
Data Protection Commissioner unit finds issues with handling of confidential records
‘Smart city’ pilot will see cameras introduced in 14 towns around the county
Fears about crime has seen huge growth in camera systems in rural towns
Supreme court to decide if tech firms should hand over data stored overseas
Tim Duggan tells committee that former commissioner ordered validation phone line
Department officials appear before Oireachtas committee
Data governance burden to increase under new EU regulations
Senator has ‘serious concern’ over amendment to extend definition of public bodies
Oireachtas group recommends compensation be available if records illegally obtained
ICCL to tell Oireachtas committee that the scheme may lead to targeting of minorities
Minister for Justice says he expects State bodies to be ‘fully compliant’ with new EU law
Multipurpose ‘national social credit’ system uses carrot and stick to control
Digital safety decisions must not be rushed because the issue is topical
Net Results: Section 702 extension will hurt business over fears for data of EU citizens
No national ID card has proven invulnerable to accidental leaks or dedicated hackers
Contract with Biometric Card Services ‘modified’ pending preparation of new request for tender
Child and family agency says it is improving data protection ahead of new EU regulation
Tenders sought for technical and strategic support for project first rolled out in 2011
Regulator says company is abusing its ‘dominant position’
Neutral position in privacy case before US court is departure from earlier position
Analysis: Government wavering in case that threatens structure of global businesses
US Supreme Court to hear appeal on emails stored on server in Dublin
Minister for Social Protection reveals costs include pay for up to 216 staff on project
Privacy activist is creating a non-profit organisation to fight for data protection
Duleek in Co Meath has cameras covering the entire village as part of a community surveillance scheme, but is it a vital crime prevention tool or an invasion of privacy?
Watchdog to examine surveillance schemes and use of car number-plate recognition
Legal row centres on whether the US can force US firms to hand over data held abroad
97% of interns at Limerick hospital sending confidential information without consent
Departments want to increase uptake and counteract ‘negative’ media coverage
Office welcomes clarity on some issues in documents published by Department of Social Protection
Why is US chasing a line of legal thought that could easily in future be turned against it?
Long-running case involving emails on server in Dublin has worldwide privacy implications
Woman’s payments were cut off for 18 months as she refused to register for the card
Records reveal concerns over Common Travel Area if UK introduced ID cards
Discussion around GDPR wrongly centres on negatives for businesses, says security expert
Department of Justice has allowed a range of surveillance practices that are in clear breach of European law
So deep are the problems that actions for damages may be brought and convictions quashed
John Murray says data is retained that could be used to identify journalists’ sources
Judge urged to ask EU court to decide on validity of transfers such as those in Schrems action
Authorities want user data to be stored locally
Clearing of Facebook’s WhatsApp deal ignored ‘critical’ data issue, says Orla Lynskey
Morpho and Daon provide services for Irish public services card and passport systems
Department believed release of Dixon’s email would ‘misinform’ about public services card
Dublin event in October to explore threats and strategies for threat mitigation
Proposed legislation would remove restrictions on using the card as proof of identity
Database shared by Government departments receiving ‘unnecessary information’
Regulator says Department of Social Protection will answer questions on Government data sharing plan
Minister says card protects citizens and State from people wrongly claiming entitlements
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