Ensuring that big technologies are not employed to exploit our data for profit and power.
This is why PDPA is here: to protect the personal data of individuals by raising awareness, monitoring and reporting non-compliance, championing enforcement actions, and demanding accountability from organisations that violate data protection principles.
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Liquidnet to Pay $5 Million to Settle Market-Access, Data-Protection Allegations
The electronic trading network Liquidnet has agreed to pay a $5 million regulatory fine to
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Data Protection boss sued for handling violation cases
A Nairobi lawyer has challenged the powers of Data Protection Commission to hear and determine
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EU Commission Liable for Breaching EU’s Own Data Protection Rules
The EU Commission has been found liable for breaching the EU’s own data protection rules
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Guardian Data Breach Exposes Millions Of User Records
Reported data breach involving Guardian.com has exposed 6.6 million user records. Leaked information includes sensitive
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A breach of Gravy Analytics’ huge trove of location data threatens the privacy of millions
A hack and data breach at location data broker Gravy Analytics is threatening the privacy
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OneBlood confirms personal data stolen in July ransomware attack
Blood-donation not-for-profit OneBlood confirms that donors’ personal information was stolen in a ransomware attack last