Darren Grayson Chng, in the third of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act…
Taxi app can be an information society service if it does not form an integral part of an overall service comprising principally of transport services….
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Remote Courts Worldwide invites you to please complete a short survey about your experiences of remote hearings…
James Castro-Edwards reviews why the ICO fined Ticketmaster and suggest some lessons to be learnt by other businesses….
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William Hooper provides an overview of the issues that need to be considered when investigating AI for the purposes of a dispute, compliance or explainability…
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Peter Yapp, our regular contributor on cybersecurity, reviews how international laws have attempted to curb cybercrime and points out what still needs to be done….
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CDEI publishes review into bias in algorithmic decision-making…
The new unit will work closely with the ICO and Ofcom and starts its work in April 2021…
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Leah Grolman reviews the law behind class actions and ponders whether the pandemic will lead to a rash of such claims because of failures to make websites accessible, a problem exposed by the much greater use of digital services over the past few months….
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