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DPC Publishes Guidance on Personal Data Transfers in Event of 'No Deal' Brexit

08th February 2019
The DPC has published guidance on transfers of personal data from Ireland to the UK in the event of a 'No-Deal' Brexit'. ...
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Have your say on children's data protection rights!

05th February 2019
The internet is an intrinsic part of everyday life for each and every one of us – we use it for work, to read the latest news, to plan our commutes home, to keep in touch with friends, to book holidays, to do our banking, to buy clothes, the list goes on! ...
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Data Protection Commission statement on proposed integration of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram

28th January 2019
While we understand that Facebook’s proposal to integrate the Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms is at a very early conceptual stage of development, the Irish DPC has asked Facebook Ireland for an urgent briefing on what is being proposed. ...
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Data Protection Commission opens statutory inquiry into Twitter

25th January 2019
The Data Protection Commission (DPC) is currently investigating Twitter’s compliance with its obligations under the GDPR to implement technical and organisational measures to ensure the safety and safeguarding of the personal data it processes. ...
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DPC issues important message on personal data transfers to and from the UK in event of a 'no deal' Brexit

21st December 2018
Personal Data Transfers to and from the UK in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit – important message for any organisation or body that transfers personal data to the UK, including Northern Ireland December 2018 ...
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