GDPR Right to Portability – submission to Article 29 Working Party
For legal reasons (no not defamation or litigation!), and with apologies, I temporarily have withdrawn publication of this submission.
For legal reasons (no not defamation or litigation!), and with apologies, I temporarily have withdrawn publication of this submission.
IP addresses can determine jurisdiction - as classically exploited by private and public surveillance agencies, BigTech, other data brokers, and... read more
ABSTRACT: Each of the Article 6(1) bases interacts with other Articles and other laws in different ways, and have different... read more
"Data breaches... Armageddon..." - Morrisons v Various Claimants, [2018] EWCA Civ 2339 at para 78. Caveat: I confess at the outset... read more
SR Submission to WP29 - 16-EN wp243 DRAFT DPO Guidance read more
ABSTRACT: must Controllers inform processors of the legal bases of processing? Prima facie no: but from a legal and business-strategic... read more
Abstract: Simple methods to inoculate data protection (or any other) multi-jurisdictional software from Brexit and similar events, before their possibility... read more
Abstract: (1) The GDPR arguably, either directly or indirectly, could engage in a relatively straightforward fashion circa 30 jurisdictions apart from... read more
ABSTRACT: A list of current and future "how-to" posts on practical enterprise-specific GDPR compliance using public domain objects, with optional... read more
The Three Knights are riding to the rescue! Or... is it.. the Three Stooges, or perhaps Sanchos, tilting at the windmills... read more
"Can I sue my school for telling my grades to my parents via a website, with the European GDPR law?" This... read more