Category - Information Privacy

• NPC reports LTFRB online system data breach
• Sensitive police data held on ‘vulnerable’ cloud platform
• Bot-tling up our secrets
• TikTok agrees to pay fine
• Optery: A free scan showed how exposed my data really was
• As workplace surveillan­ce grows, experts say it’s good to know the ways your employer is watching
• Visualise data as graphs and charts
• ‘Break-glass’ allowance: How safe is personal health data?
• Google fined more than €400m by Irish regulator over its use of location data
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• Connecticu­t limits license plate camera data Oct. 1
• Your face, their data: Who owns it?
• ‘AI city brain’ to cost initial HK$200m, but will ‘not catch thieves’
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• Size of planned data centre in Sask. is quadruplin­g
• Power and Perils
• The Skills Promise: Data-driven skills planning can help build tomorrow’s workforce
• Lombardo signs data center guardrails
• Delete browsing data more easily
• Expert says Interlock likely has data taken from Fort Smith systems
• Moral panic over data centres
• Hundreds of data breaches at NHS Tayside
• India’s UPI moment for insurance
• North Texas at forefront of world AI infrastruc­ture boom
• The taxpayer money funding Britain’s data centre blockers
• Secure by design: Why Canada’s AI ambition runs through data sovereignt­y
• Why sustainabi­lity data matters beyond compliance
• Third Regina police employee charged with violating privacy act
• Southport family fury after data breaches
• GSK uses data from bay area residents to speed up developmen­t of drugs
• Customers’ medical data are being exposed
• Making an impact with open data
• RNLI fears staff data was stolen by hackers