David Chaplin, Editor of Computers & Law, appeals for your predictions, reflections and aspirations to help make the December issue of the magazine something to look forward to….
Read More… from October issue of Computers & Law + a call for predictions & more
Report reveals concerns about transparency, invisible processing, using credit reference data for direct marketing purposes and the appropriate lawful bases for processing….
Kuan Hon reviews a book that attempts to lift the lid on the key concepts of cryptography….
The European Parliament has put forward recommendations on what AI rules should cover….
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ICO says that the right of access is a fundamental right under data protection law….
Read More… from ICO issues more detailed guidance on Subject Access Requests
In a two part review, Quentin Tannock, a barrister at 4 Pump Court, surveys the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Guidance on AI and Data Protection, identifying remaining challenges and those areas where further Artificial Intelligence related materials are anticipated….
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Marcus Pilgerstorfer QC, of 11 KBW, recounts how the proposed fine of £184m for the BA data breach has been whittled down to £20m announced last week….
Court of Appeal dismisses appeal against injunction restraining misuse of confidential commercial information and permission to serve out in case involving battery parts technology….
The CMA says that this signals “an important behaviour shift by a major platform”….
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A user of a dating service was charged 392 euros when she cancelled her premium membership, which costs 523 euros, within the cancellation period….