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Chief privacy officers and data protection authorities often work closely together, so what exactly happens when there's a privacy complaint?
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In Newslaundry vs Aaj Tak, is YouTube allowing the misuse of copyright claims to stifle dissent?
Summary: All eight complaints made by Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen
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Aadhaar-based facial recognition is the premise of this contest organised by the government
Chief privacy officers and data protection authorities often work closely together, so what exactly happens when there's a privacy complaint?
Consent is seen as a manifestation of control over one's body, but what does it mean in conversations around data governance?
An online discussion on bodies and data protection turned to biometric tech regulation, specifically what works and what doesn't.
Current and former data protection commissioners discuss building cases and imposing sanctions on offenders of the law.
Having personal data flow freely from the EU to any country means submitting to an adequacy check, here's what that looks like.
Data protection commissioners from various countries speak from experience on the makings of an effective DPA.
A conversation with chief privacy officers in global companies gives key insights into what exactly is the job and more.
At PrivacyNama 2021, experts weighed in on the digital sovereignty debate including what it means for privacy and commerce.
An online discussion meant to bring global perspectives on privacy legislation revealed the time it takes to get the ball rolling.
The key differences between the two laws came up in a discussion focused on privacy legislation trends among BRICS countries.
