Session included discussions on law enforcement, cybercrime and use of data for scientific research as well as about WhatsApp’s recent privacy policy update….
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Those actions must be based on infringements of rights which the data subjects derive directly from the GDPR….
Frustrated by repeatedly missing out on the PlayStation 5 console during lockdown? Andrew Taplin and Leah Grolman look at ‘scalping’ and what can be done to prevent it in the absence of legislation….
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The High Court has issued a ruling regarding sales of trade marked goods on Amazon’s US website to consumers in the UK and EU…
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Issue arose out of Phones 4 U competition proceedings….
Peter Leonard sets out a manifesto for embedding good governance in the design of automation applications.*…
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The IPO had not interpreted the guidance for examining software-related inventions in the Manual of Patent Office Practice too narrowly….
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In his latest column on cybersecurity and cybercrime, Peter Yapp looks at the development of guidelines for forensic digital evidence….
The ICO has announced that it has resumed its adtech investigation, which was paused due to the pandemic. In a second announcement, it considers data flows and cooperation under the TCA….
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This was the first time the English High Court had held that a domain name was a form of intangible personal property….
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