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[…] the public health;  in support of investigation and handling of regulatory violations;  in compliance with specific provisions of international agreements or treaties to which Vietnam is a signatory; or of de-identified personal data for research or statistics purposes, in compliance with certain other requirements in the Draft PDP Decree. Additionally, the Draft PDP Decree […]

[…] in Asia and complements FPF’s offices in the U.S., Europe, and Israel, as well as partnerships around the globe. To see all the events FPF will support during PDPC’s Personal Data Protection Week, visit FPF.org.  Follow the FPF APAC team’s activities here and sign up for the FPF APAC email list to stay in touch.

[…] latest amendments, in 2018, introduced a notifiable data breach scheme for organizations that are subject to security obligations under the Act. In recent times, there has been significant discussion on the need to reform the Privacy Act, as well as Australia’s broader data protection framework, to respond to challenges to individuals’ privacy posed by […]

[…] precise geolocation information of children . . . unless the collection of that precise geolocation information is necessary.” Covered companies would be required to provide “an obvious sign to the child for the duration of that collection that precise geolocation information is being collected.” When any precise geolocation information is collected, it should only […]

[…] minutiae template, or a voiceprint, can be extracted, and keystroke patterns or rhythms, gait patterns or rhythms, and sleep, health, or exercise data that contain identifying information. Virginia §59.1-571 “Biometric data” means data generated by automatic measurements of an individual’s biological characteristics, such as a fingerprint, voiceprint, eye retinas, irises, or other unique biological […]

[…] (including the U.S. and China) are currently considering their policy responses and antitrust investigations are underway on all continents. The dominant positions (winner takes all) are a sign of the times and should not be taken as a given. As said, our society is undergoing a technological revolution, which brings along disruption and friction. […]

[…] objectives including benchmarking against industry standards, ensuring compliance with privacy laws and regulations, increasing customer trust, and asserting the value of existing privacy programs.  If you are interested in learning more, sign up for our monthly briefing, join us at one of our upcoming events, or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. Read the Report

[…] those that do both, also called bi-directional BCIs (BBCIs).  BCIs can be invasive or non-invasive and employ a number of techniques for collecting neurodata and modulating neural signals. Neurodata is data generated by the nervous system, which consists of the electrical activities between neurons or proxies of this activity. This neurodata may be “personal […]

[…] conjunction with Presidential Policy Directive (PPD) 28 and the lack of effective remedies in the US essentially equivalent to those required by Article 47 of the Charter”.  Significantly, the supervisory authority then affirmed that “transfers of personal data to the US can only take place if they are framed by effective supplementary measures in […]

[…] your personal data. If you’re interested in learning more about one of the topics discussed here or about other issues that are driving the future of privacy, sign up for our monthly briefing, check out one of our upcoming events, or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. FPF brings together some of the top […]