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DPC rejects human rights groups claims that Covid app could breach GDPR

DPC rejects human rights groups claims that Covid app could breach GDPR
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Extraordinarily invasive : Concerns over proposals to allow Garda demand passwords

Extraordinarily invasive : Concerns over proposals to allow Garda demand passwords
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Tesco drops cameras in self-service checkouts

The supermarket chain’s trial of the devices was criticised by data protection experts and customers 9th June, 2021 Customers and data protection experts had been critical of the cameras which were introduced at the end of last year. Picture: Getty Tesco has ended its controversial trial of front-facing cameras on self-service checkout machines in Ireland. Customers and data protection experts had been critical of the devices which were introduced at the end of last year. The cameras filmed customers as they were using the checkout and displayed the footage on the screen. Antoin O Lachtnain, spokesman for Digital Rights Ireland, said Tesco had not explained what the recordings were being used for.

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Opinion: Online abuse needs to be stopped, but let s not shut down open debate in the process

Adam Hallissey says it’s clear that political discource online is broken, but attempts to change things drastically may backfire.

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GDPR is being used as a bureaucratic dodge to avoid public scrutiny

Karlin Lillington: The data protection legislation remains groundbreaking despite issues

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