Data Protection Regulation

DPC needs an overhaul of funding, structure and leadership

Net Results: Inability to take data protection seriously is damaging Ireland’s reputation

Irish inquiries into big tech too slow, campaigner complains to EU ombudsman

ICCL senior fellow says European Commission needs to act over pace of investigations

WhatsApp refines privacy to comply with Irish watchdog’s order

Messaging app provides additional information to EU users after order with €225m fine

Time to say goodbye to ‘I consent’ cookie pop-ups?

Belgian data protection authority close to ruling on the tracking consent device

Data transfer and digital trade destined to stay perplexing

Net Results: Devil will be in the detail of any seeming accords on information exchange

Birth information bill for adopted people ‘at odds’ with EU law, committee hears

Lawyers tell TDs and Senators that Birth Information Bill ‘not legal’ under GDPR

Ireland is a ‘GDPR bottleneck’ that lets big tech off the hook

The architect of the EU law believes a centralised regulator with real teeth is required

Mother and baby homes redress proposals to go to Cabinet in October

Term ‘birth mother’ to be dropped from legislation on adoption, says O’Gorman

Britain looks to weaken rules on data privacy

Move could further hamper UK economy given importance of UK/EU data flows

Karlin Lillington: Technology finally gets around to doing my typing

New online tools for voice transcription rewrite the rules

Civil rights ‘in peril’ unless data protection watchdog is reformed, says committee

Oireachtas Justice Committee calls for DPC to be tougher and more transparent

Is Big Tech about to be reined in?

Karlin Lillington: US protection of privacy and data more at state than federal level

Lorry driver shortage risks ‘severe’ impact on goods distribution

Seen & Heard: TikTok’s Dublin campus, Facebook’s first refusal, and a data protection stand-off

EU decision on Facebook oversight a blow to Irish Data Protection Commissioner

Analysis: No multinational anywhere in the EU will be happy with the ECJ’s ruling

FG members used business cards from fake polling company

Polling firms express concern about how they are seen by the public after revelations about parties

Micheál Martin: Party volunteers should not have posed as pollsters

Green Party says activists may have pretended to be market researchers in ‘isolated incidents’

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