Privacy News - October 2024
A statement on data scraping, how to handle privacy complaints, and how concerned people are about cameras.
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A statement on data scraping, how to handle privacy complaints, and how concerned people are about cameras.
OPC and several global counterparts are highlighting how social media companies can better protect personal information
The increasing creep of cameras and concerns about the motivations of people using them is the top issue causing people to seek advice from OPC.
Police have completed all but one of the original requirements that were set out in a Compliance Notice issued by OPC in December 2021.
When your organisation receives a privacy complaint from someone you need to act quickly and decisively.
Section 77 of the Privacy Act says that after receiving a complaint and before investigating, a complaint may be resolved by way of conciliation.
Board of Trustees and schools often deal with highly sensitive information about staff, students, and families so they need to know about privacy.
A woman applied to her local council for a necessary resource consent for her property. The council uploaded all the email correspondence to its website.
This document provides guidance about the disclosure of personal information from government departments to Ministers and...
An update on Foodstuffs North Island's trial of facial recognition technology (FRT), a warning about data anonymisation tecniques, and privacy breach rules.