The ICO says that it is unable to extend statutory timescales but it will advise third parties, where possible, that they may experience understandable delays when making requests during the pandemic. It says that it understands that businesses may not be able to meet the same standard of response times to information rights requests. Response times and information governance: The ICO has given reassurance that it will not penalise organisations that the ICO knows need to prioritise other areas or adapt their usual approach during the pandemic.We have summarised some of the key take-away points below: The ICO has issued guidance on particular issues facing businesses when managing their data protection obligations during the Covid-19 pandemic. Scope of data subject powers in applications to prompt ICO action under section 1ĭata protection Data protection and coronavirus: what you need to know.ICO and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner sign Memorandum of Understanding.Cathay Pacific fined by the ICO for failing to protect the security of its customers’ personal data.Largest fine for unsolicited marketing calls.Google's intended acquisition of Fitbit could pose “high level of risk to privacy and data protection”.User data on thousands of UK rail passengers mistakenly accessible online.Personal info accessed in O2 UK partner's database.Virgin Media data breach affects 900,000 people.
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UK publishes adequacy decision documentation to maintain continued free flow of personal data.EDPB issues guidance on data protection and the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.Data protection and coronavirus: what you need to know.Welcome to our data protection bulletin, covering the key developments in data protection law from March 2020.
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