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Microsoft executes total Recall for data protection
Microsoft has relaunched its “Recall” feature. What are the data protection concerns behind its withdrawal and relaunch with additional safety features?
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DSARs – the mixed media challenge
How should controllers deal with a DSAR when information is scattered across multiple platforms and in different formats?
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Is AI transcription a DSAR time-bomb?
AI transcription is a hazard for organizations trying to cope with data subject access requests – here’s what businesses should do.
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DeepSeek and personal data transfers to China
DeepSeek may disrupt laws on data protection and transfers on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as disrupting US markets.
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DSARs: How to understand your obligations beyond data
UK and EU courts are increasingly saying that it’s not enough to point to a privacy notice to satisfy the extra GDPR requirements.
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Could the Ashley Madison data breach happen today?
The mass data breach of the infamous Ashley Madison website offers insight into data privacy and cybersecurity.
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Where should the next UK Government take AI regulation?
There are challenges and opportunities for the new UK government to regulate AI and become a global AI leader.
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Three reasons why the EDPB “consent or pay” opinion lets Meta off the hook
Do social media users have a fair choice between giving up their privacy and paying a subscription fee? Read on for reasons to be cheerful, 1, 2, 3!