Search Results - subject:"Data Protection"

Privacy Risks to Individuals in the Wake of COVID-19

Fazlioglu, Müge - 2022

Privacy risks to individuals tend to be neglected due to the emphasis placed on privacy risks to organizations. Considering privacy risks to individuals, however, is critical to effective privacy risk management. More specifically, privacy risks that threaten individuals — and, in turn,...

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Privacy in the Wake of COVID-19, Part 2 : Privacy Challenges as the Pandemic Continues

Fazlioglu, Müge - 2022

The findings presented in this report are the result of a collaborative research project between the IAPP and EY studying the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on privacy teams around the world. Two surveys of privacy professionals were fielded: the first one in April, and the second one in...

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Australia’s Forgotten Privacy Principle : Why Common ‘Enrichment’ of Customer Data for Profiling and Targeting is Unlawful

Kemp, Katharine - 2022

Many companies are not satisfied with collecting only the personal information that customers provide during a transaction or sign-up, or even the additional personal information they collect about the customer’s activities on the company’s own website or app. Instead, there is a common...

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The interplay between the Digital Markets Act and the General Data Protection Regulation

Geradin, Damien; Bania, Konstantina; Karanikioti, Theano - 2022

interplay between the DMA and the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). Many DMA provisions concern the gatekeepers’ data …

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A Pragmatic Compromise? The Role of Article 88 GDPR in Upholding Privacy in the Workplace

Abraha, Halefom H. - 2022

issues that cannot adequately be addressed by an omnibus data protection regime, a combination of legal, political, and …, interpretation, and enforcement of data protection rules …

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Addressing Personal Data Collection as Unfair Methods of Competition

Stucke, Maurice E. - 2022

Europe, call for regulating these gatekeepers. Unlike Europe, which has a comprehensive privacy and data protection framework … has prosecuted privacy and data protection offenses under its power to curb “unfair and deceptive acts and practices …

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Privacy's Rights Trap

Waldman, Ari Ezra - 2022

A growing chorus of scholars, privacy professionals, and policymakers think that individual rights of control—rights to access, correct, and delete data, as well as rights to opt out of tracking and to humans in the loop of automated decision-making—are effective means of regulating the...

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(Under) Investment in Cyber Skills and Data Protection Enforcement : Evidence from Activity Logs of the UK Information Commissioner's Office

Koutroumpis, Pantelis; Ravasan, Farshad; Tarannum, Taheya - 2022

underinvest in cybersecurity. Does stronger data protection alleviate the effects of these misaligned incentives? We address this … question by examining the link between firms' cybersecurity hirings and stronger data protection laws and enforcement. We study … two institutional changes that affect the data protection enforcement by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) in …

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Data Act : Legal Implications for the Digital Agriculture Sector

Atik, Can - 2022

On 23 February 2022, the proposal of the Data Act containing ‘harmonised rules on fair access and use of data’ was released. It is a horizontal framework for data access to unlock competition and innovation. The emerging Digital Agriculture sector is one of the non-personal data-driven...

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An Unsafe Bill : How the Online Safety Bill Threatens Free Speech, Innovation and Privacy

Lesh, Matthew; Hewson, Victoria - 2022

The Online Safety Bill establishes a new regulatory regime for digital platforms intended to improve online safety. The Bill raises significant issues for freedom of expression, privacy and innovation. There is a lack of evidence to justify the legislation, with respect to both the alleged...

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