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GDPR and Internet of Things (IoT)

Legal IT Group

Even though the lack of privacy measures will have the same data leakage, IoT developers still shall take all appropriate actions to protect the personal data of its users. Internet of Things and General Data Protection Regulation. Then what to consider when creating IoT devices for compliance with the GDPR?

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“Bossware” under labour and data protection law

new tech law blog

In this regard, we describe below what they should take under consideration in light of Polish labour law and data protection law. Therefore, implementation and exploitation of such solutions by the employer (as a controller of employee data) must be done in compliance with the rules for processing of personal data under Art.

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You Subpoenaed My Documents, Shouldn’t You Pay for Them?

Percipient

Or it received a data request from a consumer under the GDPR or California Consumer Privacy Act. If the subpoena issued is in federal litigation, your company is likely responsible for the cost of compliance, especially if it has a connection to the litigation. Who covers the expense in responding to it? In Jeune v. Civil Action No.

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What the GDPR Can Tell Us About State Privacy Laws

Debevoise Data Blog

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation 2016 (the “GDPR”) changed the global privacy landscape, and has been called the “gold standard” for data protection regulation. This blog post explores some of the borrowed GDPR concepts and suggests resources companies might use as they develop their compliance programs.

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UK government announces a UK data bridge with the US

Technology Law Dispatch

The UK-US data bridge will likely be welcomed by British businesses, as it aims to simplify transatlantic data transfers, reducing the need for administratively burdensome compliance regimes, such as transfer impact assessments (TIAs).

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The 2024 Clio Cloud Conference in Review

Clio

In her keynote, Nita explored the concept of mental privacy in the age of neurotechnology, discussing how generative AI advancements are raising significant legal challenges around data protection, consent, and the ethical use of brain-related technologies.

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The CLOUD Act and the Warrant Canaries That (Sometimes) Live There

Discovery Advocate

Microsoft litigation, in which Microsoft had argued that it was not required to provide access to its users’ private data stored on Dublin servers. Microsoft lost the case in 2014 , but won an appeal in 2016. Supreme Court heard argument on the case in February 2018. person and does not live in the U.S.; (b)

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