Privacy and how the personal data of individuals is collected, stored, manipulated and shared is governed by GDPR. However, some…
Two privacy complaints filed by Max Schrems campaign group draws robust response from Apple, which labels allegations as 'factually inaccurate'
Today is Internet Day. Silicon UK asked Julius Cerniauskas, CEO at Oxylabs to give his exclusive insights into whether the…
Data protection watchdog reconsiders its £183.4 million fine against British Airways for 2018 data breach, and lowers it down to…
Report suggests Canon has been crippled with a ransomware attack with allegedly 10TB of data, including private databases, stolen
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the use of apps and other trace and track technologies have not delivered on their…
Current laws give security services 'excessive' access to citizens' data, finds top court, giving government until end of 2021 to…
French court upholds earlier £45m penalty on Google for failing to obtain Android users' consent to use their personal data…
Software maker argues GDPR left toothless due to lack of budget ad technical staff at European member states' data protection…
Privacy gaffe. Personal data of 900,000 Virgin Media customers was left on an unsecured marketing database for ten months, ISP…
Change of terms of service will see British Google accounts moved out from Irish (European Union) control and placed within…
Today is the 14th annual Data Protection Day. Silicon UK speaks to Bob Canaway, Chief Marketing Officer, Privitar to gain…
European Commission could temporarily bar facial recognition in public places as new rules to protect individuals' privacy are worked out
Study finds websites' consent platforms largely fail to comply with data protection rules, and may even incentivise 'illegal configurations'
Facebook should not face financial damage claims after the hack of 29 million accounts, but can pressure for better security
User backlash prompts Twitter to announce pause in its plans to delete millions of inactive accounts
New cloud contract terms to roll out worldwide after European regulators found 'serious concerns' over the way Microsoft was handling…
Redmond pledges to roll out California's strict CCPA privacy laws across the entire United States
Microsoft's contracts with EU agencies found to have 'significant scope for improvement' where it comes to protecting citizens' data
Capgemini finds firms struggle with legacy IT systems, complex requirements and mounting costs to bring themselves into line with strict…
With a surprise ruling in favour of Google, has the right to be forgotten, now become obsolete outside of Europe?
With news that smart TVs are collecting vast quantities of personal information and then passing this to Google and Amazon,…
Mobile Network Insights service provided aggregated, anonymised user data to mobile operators to help them spot network weaknesses
Canary Wharf also said to be considering private face recognition trials, in spite of controversy over police use of the…
Decision makes websites and Facebook jointly responsible for collecting user data via 'Like' button plugins, potentially meaning 'serious repercussions'
Over a year since it was introduced, 30 percent of European organisations are still not GDPR compliant
Case opening this week in European Court of Justice could invalidate legal basis for transfer of citizens' data to any…
European regulators are tightening their grip on multinationals including Apple, Facebook, Twitter and Google as stricter GDPR rules come into…
Google faces more data protection scrutiny in Europe following series of actions filed in the UK, Germany, France and other…
Information commissioner urges firms to focus on 'getting it right' – but promises first GDPR penalties coming soon