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[…] Credit: Ben Thai from Pixabay For more Global Privacy thought leadership, see: The right to be forgotten is not compatible with the Brazilian Constitution. Or is it? India: Massive overhaul of digital regulation, with strict rules for take-down of illegal content and automated scanning of online content Russia: New law requires express consent for […]

[…] have conducted a study (to be published soon) on the laws underpinning secondary uses of healthcare data for research purposes in eight countries: Australia, England, Finland, France, India, Ireland, Israel, and the U.S. We found large commonalities across legal systems and regimes, permitting secondary use of healthcare data for research purposes under certain conditions, […]

The Future of Privacy Forum announces the appointment of Malavika Raghavan as Senior Fellow for India, expanding our Global Privacy team to one of the key jurisdictions for the future of privacy and data protection law.  Malavika is a thought leader and a lawyer working on interdisciplinary research, focusing on the impacts of digitisation […]

[…] (the Code of Ethics) has already been challenged in the Delhi High Court by news publishers this week.  The Guidelines have raised several types of concerns in India, from their impact on freedom of expression, impact on the right to privacy through the automated scanning of content and the imposed traceability of even end-to-end […]

[…] be expanded by this legislation, to “provide expert recommendations on this topic help ensure the right balance.” Read Vance’s written testimony on HB 1062 here and watch the testimony here (add YouTube link teed up to the right time code). For more background on Maryland’s Student Data Privacy Council, statutorily created in 2019, click here.

[…] networks are now required to monitor content and “restrict access immediately” of users that post information about state secrets, justification of terrorism or calls to terrorism, pornography, promoting violence and cruelty, or obscene language, manufacturing of drugs, information on methods to commit suicide, as well as calls for mass riots.  Below we provide a […]

[…] be able to shape laws that are technology-neutral and do not have to be updated every two months. According to Paul, while engineers are adept at writing code, code is written for machines that cannot think for themselves. However, the law is written for people, not computers, and policymakers are best equipped for this […]

[…] finding that 259 European-headquartered companies are active Privacy Shield participants.  We released many papers and blog posts analyzing privacy legislation in the EU, Brazil, South Korea, Singapore, India, Canada, New Zealand and elsewhere. One example was the white paper published in May titled, New Decade, New Priorities: A summary of twelve European Data Protection Authorities […]

[…] National System of Consumer Defense  The National System of Consumer Defense (SNDC) also raises complexities for the implementation of the LGPD in Brazil. Established with the Brazilian Code of Consumer Protection in 1990 and regulated by Presidential Decree nº 2.181/1997, the SNDC brings together federal, state, and municipal agencies, as well as civil society […]

[…] allow you to fill out your tax forms and ensure your information included and provided in a way that is within current legal requirements of the tax code. Healthcare – Ambient Charting, where conversations between doctors and patients are recorded and added to the patient record as they happen, with key words and followups […]