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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Class Actions as a Tool for Digital Justice: Lessons from Nigeria’s Case Against Meta
When the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission upheld the $220 million penalty against Meta
22
Dec
New Somalia e-visa security flaw puts personal data of thousands at risk
Somalia’s new electronic visa website lacks proper security protocols, which could be exploited by nefarious
22
Dec
Third-Party Breach at Red Hat Leaks Data of 21,000 Nissan Customers
Automaker Nissan Motor has issued an apology after Red Hat, the company that was developing
22
Dec
ICO to investigate Prospect data breach with Guernsey, Jersey and Isle of Man counterparts
A joint investigation has been launched by Information Commissioner’s Office and the Data Protection authorities
22
Dec
More than 1,000 victims sue MoD over Afghanistan data breach
More than 1,000 people have taken the first step in legal action against the Ministry
22
Dec
INTERPOL begins regional data protection training
Commissioner of Police (COP) Ms Lydia Yaako Donkor, Director General of the Criminal Investigation Department