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[…] Yeong Zee Kin stressed that APAC jurisdictions take different approaches towards privacy and data protection, but also that their laws are in different stages of developments (e.g., Japan and South Korea have had privacy laws for a long time, while Singapore, Philippines and Malaysia are more recent players). One may add that data protection […]

[…] Yeong Zee Kin stressed that APAC jurisdictions take different approaches towards privacy and data protection, but also that their laws are in different stages of developments (e.g., Japan and South Korea have had privacy laws for a long time, while Singapore, Philippines and Malaysia are more recent players). One may add that data protection […]

[…] jurisdictions have thus proceeded to a general upgrade of pre-existing laws, including some of the oldest data protection frameworks in the world (New Zealand, South Korea, or Japan, for instance), but also more recent, say “second generation” laws like Singapore’s PDPA. China’s National People’s Congress is expected to adopt the Personal Information Protection Law […]

[…] in the Asia-Pacific region. The two most populous countries in the world, India, and China, are introducing general privacy laws, and established data protection jurisdictions, like Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, have recently updated their laws,” said FPF CEO Jules Polonetsky. “Her extensive knowledge of privacy law will provide vital insights for […]

CV BRENDA LEONG , CIPP/US Senior Counsel & Director of Artificial Intelligence and Ethics Future of Privacy Forum PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION Baylor University Waco, TX Information Systems & Management BBA 1987 Troy State University Troy, AL International Relations MS 1990 George Mason University Arlington, VA Law JD 2014 Law School WORK HISTORY 2014 – Present, Future […]

JULY 2021 Privacy and Equity Principles, Framework, and Stakeholder Proceedings DIGITAL CONTACT TRACING TECHNOLOGY ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This paper benefitted from contributions and editing support from Katelyn Ringrose, former FPF Policy Fellow; Srivats Shankar, former FPF Intern; Kelsey Finch, FPF Senior Policy Counsel; Pollyanna Sanderson, FPF Policy Counsel; Juliana Cotto, FPF Policy Counsel; Christy Harris, FPF Director […]

Digital identity systems vary in complexity. At its most basic, a digital ID would simply recreate a physical ID in a digital format, whereasa fully integrated digital identity system would provide a platform for a complete wallet and verification process, usable both online and in the physical world.

[…] on Automated Decision Making (ADM) around the world. Seven jurisdictions were presented comparatively, among which five already have a general data protection law in force (EU, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, South Africa), while two jurisdictions have data protection bills expected to become laws in 2021 (China and India). For the purposes of this analysis, […]

[…] on Automated Decision Making (ADM) around the world. Seven jurisdictions were presented comparatively, among which five already have a general data protection law in force (EU, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, South Africa), while two jurisdictions have data protection bills expected to become laws in 2021 (China and India). For the purposes of this analysis, […]

The Future of Privacy Forum released a report that brings “Insights into the future of data protection enforcement: Regulatory strategies of European Data Protection Authorities for 2021-2022”. The European Data Protection Authorities (DPAs) are arguably the most powerful data protection and privacy regulators in the world, having been granted by the European Union’s General Data […]