Following public consultation, the EDPB has adopted three sets of guidelines in their final version including the revised Guidelines 3/2021, on the Interplay between the application of Art. 3 and the provisions on international transfers as per Chapter V GDPR, to which PrivacyRules has contributed with a joint feedback from its experts from Belgium, Israel,...
According to Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court, the Police use of automated data analysis to prevent crime would violate the right to informational self-determination. Read More on Reuters.
According to recent news by TechCrunch, Google’s cell network provider, Google Fi, has confirmed a data breach likely related to the security incident at T-Mobile. The breach, allegedly allowed hackers to get millions of customers’ data. Read more here
WhatsApp data has been leaked. Now 500 million user data are for sale online. Read more on Cybernews
Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have discovered a new (very cheap) procedure to steal data via electromagnetic radiation. Read more on ZDNet
Synthetic data is a de-identification technique that can be dated back forty years. However, a recent reinterpretation of their use has opened to key advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Read more in this article from the Canadian Data Protection Commissioner here
Federated learning is a potential solution for developing machine-learning models requirining massive datasets. However, it may have positive impacts on data protection such as avoiding data centralisation and simplifying control over data processing. Learn more on federate learning with the EDPS here
Uber CSO, Joe Sullivan, sentenced for obstruction of the FTC’s proceedings and for the cover-up of Uber’s 2016 data breach.
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