The Society for Computers and Law is deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We send our condolences to her Family and those around the world who are mourning her loss. The Queen’s dedication to service and her grace and dignity even in the most challenging of times is an example…
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The questions concern IAB Europe’s status as a (joint) controller, and whether the “TC String” can be considered personal data….
The UK government has laid new telecoms security regulations and an accompanying draft code of practice in Parliament….
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PETs are technologies that embody fundamental data protection principles by minimising personal data use, maximising data security, and/or empowering individuals….
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Francesca Pole provides some useful reminders of how to design and use AI systems to comply with GDPR principles when processing personal data….
EHRC publishes guidance for public sector organisations on discrimination and AI….
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Fergus Whyte takes a look at a recent case in New Zealand where a lawyer found out that someone was impersonating him online….
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It is also consulting on a “safety ambition” and calling for evidence on the future of the UK connected and automated mobility sector….
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Colin Campbell who died on 20 May this year was one of the pioneers of IT and law and a founder of our Society….
The European Data Protection Board has held its July plenary sessions….