gdpr

US companies will be able to join the new EU-US Data Privacy Framework “by committing to comply with a detailed set of privacy obligations" -- but will it be back in court soon?

UK plans to relax some protections under Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in its revised Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, after a round of external consultations. The proposed changes reduce requirements around the processing of personal data where it is used for “legitimate interests”, aim to clarify

The move comes under huge pressure on sovereignty from EU policy makers

Customers being told GDPR disclosure unnecessary

Something rotten in the state of Denmark's data?

Plans may see gov't take direct control of ICO guidance and appointments.

"I do not agree that the assessment of transparency is a 'subjective and nuanced” matter'"