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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Sep
Kmart broke privacy laws by using facial recognition technology, commissioner finds
Retail giant Kmart broke privacy laws by using facial recognition technology (FRT) on its customers,
22
Sep
Woman to pay colleague for peeping at salary slip
The Hsinchu District Court has ordered a woman to pay NT$10,000 to her colleague as
22
Sep
Automaker giant Stellantis says customers’ personal data stolen during breach
Stellantis, the car-making giant behind Chrysler, Fiat, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, and other brands, has confirmed
22
Sep
UXLink Hacker Loses $542M Tokens After Falling for Phishing Scam
A hacker who stole UXLink tokens was then scammed by a security breach, losing over
22
Sep
Uganda to tighten biometric ID database security after data breach claims
The National Database and Registration Authority (NIRA) of Uganda is pledging to strengthen privacy and
22
Sep
58,820 youths register for data protection training
About 58,820 young Nigerians have signed up for the Youth Data Protection Awareness and Training