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Data Protection and Privacy

Effort to place responsibility on the data processor does not impress Garante

November 9, 2020, , , , , , , ,
On 17 September 2020, Italian data protection authority (Garante) rendered two related decisions, one against a hospital in Naples, and the other against an IT company, concerning a data breach which...
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Germany: Data leakage does not automatically justify compensation claim

November 2, 2020, , , , , ,
On 18 September 2020 Regional Court of Frankfurt am Main rendered an interesting judgement which holds, in the main, that data leakage does not on its own evidence controller’s breach...
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Garante: Employers, deactivate e-mail account of the departing employees

October 26, 2020, , , , ,
If employers want to be compliant with GDPR, what should they do with employee’s corporate e-mail account after termination of his employment? Italian supervisory authority’s decision of 2 July 2020,...
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Processing agreements: Copy-pasting from GDPR Art. 28 does not suffice

October 20, 2020, , , ,
Last September, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB“) issued its Guidelines 07/2020 on the concepts of controller and processor in the GDPR. The guidelines were subject to public consultation until...
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Nowak: Opinions are personal data; access is to data, not documents

October 7, 2020 and , , , ,
The Court of Appeal of Ireland adopted on 1 July 2020 a judgement in a dispute between Peter Nowak and the Irish Data Protection Commissioner, as respondent (“DPC“), at the...
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CNIL imposes a fine on a French online shoe retailer

September 29, 2020, , , , , , ,
The French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) issued on 28 July 2020 a fine of €250,000 against Spartoo, a French company which specializes in selling shoes online. The decision offers rich...
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Fingerprints cannot be used for recording working hours, German court says

September 16, 2020, , , , ,
An appellate labour court in Germany rendered a decision on 4 June 2020, stating that a biometric time recording system, in the employment context, as a rule is not lawful....
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Serbia: COVID-19 and data processing in the workplace

March 31, 2020, , , ,
Serbian version Serbian data protection authority – the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection – has not issued any guidance on the processing of personal data...
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Bosnia: Publication of coronavirus data ‘not fair and not lawful’

March 25, 2020 and , , , ,
Serbian version By the Decision of 24 March 2020, Personal Data Protection Agency (“DPA”) in Bosnia and Herzegovina banned state-level and local authorities in the country from releasing the data...
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Montenegro publishes personal data of persons in isolation

March 23, 2020, and , , , ,
Montenegrin version As a measure against further spread of coronavirus, the authorities in Montenegro have published on a government website lists of individuals who are in mandatory self-isolation after returning...
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