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Apple’s New Privacy Requirement: The Impact and the Solution

Just when you thought it was safe—California AG issues proposed CCPA regulation changes

Two new CJEU judgments further tighten limits of government surveillance – significant for impending UK adequacy decision and “Schrems II country assessments”
On 6 October 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) published two decisions that further define the permitted scope of governmental access to personal data.
These decisions are relevant in two key areas:
Complying with the Schrems II judgement: The judgment provides some guidance on how organisations should undertake the “case-by-case assessments” of third countries to which they are transferring personal data using the European Commission approved Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs);…
Singapore tables changes to the Personal Data Protection Act in Parliament

Thermal cameras and COVID-19 – The German DPAs have spoken

ICO provides guidance on calculating monetary penalties

Germany: New 35 million fine for breaching employee privacy

101 Problems and Schrems Ain’t One

NYAG Proposed Settlement for Credential Stuffing Attacks with 3-Business-Day Access Request Response
