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As Australia’s government reviews its data and privacy laws, with draft legislation expected as early as Q4 this year, brands and marketers are on alert. As part of The Drum’s latest Deep Dive, The New Data & Privacy Playbook, privacy expert Peter Leonard explains the potential impact of the proposed changes on the marketing industry.

Google only deleted unneeded personal data from gHire platform in 2022, four years after tough privacy law came into effect.

The Court of Justice of the European Union, CJEU, highlighted that compensation is required only when three conditions are met personal data is processed in a way that infringes the GDPR, data subjects suffered damage and there is a causal link between the two.

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The lack of proper monitoring and logging can make it difficult for companies to effectively address breaches. Many companies do not have logs turned on or do not

The “shift to digitalisation” is presenting a growing risk of scammers targeting members, delegates at yesterday’s Pensions Administration Standards (PASA) conference were told.

All tools, solutions, services, strategies and challenges around the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is in force from May 2018.

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Increased number of enforcement incidents under the GDPR,organisations active in the Health and Life Sciences sectors in the United Kingdom, the European Union are countries are well-advised to review their obligations for collection and processing of health data.

The Federation of German Consumer Organizations (Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband e.V., or vzbv) recently celebrated a victory against Tesla. On July 17...