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
UODO Imposes 85,000 PLN Fine on National Public Prosecutor’s Office for Personal Data Protection Breach
The President of the Office for Personal Data Protection (UODO), Mirosław Wróblewski, has decided to
09
Sep
NDG and NHS England issue joint statement about NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit
The National Data Guardian (NDG) and NHS England jointly announced a significant update to how
09
Sep
Salesforce signs agreement to acquire Own
Following the closing of a transaction to acquire Predictspring in August 2024, Salesforce, an AI
09
Sep
Consultation begins on data protection fee rises
In the consultation, secretary of State for Science, Innovation, and Technology Peter Kyle said that
09
Sep
Namibia navigates biometric data privacy pending civil registration bill
Biometrics are being collected for various purposes in Namibia mostly without legal authorisation protection. However,
09
Sep
Content Moderators, Platform Workers Receive Training On Data Protection
Content moderators, call center agents, and other platform workers have been tasked with improving their