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# Data Protection Commissioner

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A patient's medical chart 'was found on top of a glass cabinet in a hospital'
All young drivers 'should have tracking devices installed to reduce car insurance costs'
Argos and Virgin Media head the list of firms prosecuted for unsolicited marketing
Private investigators were fined €20k for using family connections in the gardaí to access info
Library records of 20 people in Dublin edited to include sexually explicit information
The government wants to exempt itself from the EU's new hardcore data protection rules - but why?
Woman has request to see changes made to her own data refused as database 'is blanked every two weeks'
'I want accountability' - Man has personal data stolen from car of Social Protection employee
Warning to Irish parents as investigation finds some toys can allow children to talk to strangers
Retailers used customers' email addresses taken for issuing receipts to send marketing material
DPC 'welcomes detailed analysis' by High Court after appeal by Alan Shatter upheld
Data Protection Commissioner investigating shops asking for customer email addresses after complaints
Missing AIB customer details found after bag handed into Galway business
Taoiseach insists Public Services Card is not a national identity card
Argos and Virgin Media among companies prosecuted for wrongly sending marketing texts, calls and emails
Private investigator gave information from Social Protection Department to insurance companies
Litany of errors by child services saw woman's claims of serious sexual abuse 'lost' for over three years
Landmark case about Facebook's transfer of personal data begins in Dublin
Ireland's crackdown on pesky marketers is keeping cold calls at bay
Bus company used CCTV video 'unfairly' to catch driver using mobile phone
State slapped with legal action over Irish data protection regime
A controversial Dublin café is at it again after publishing CCTV footage of a customer
Privacy watchdog ordered to investigate how Facebook uses your data
Europe's top court has torn up the rules on how US tech giants use your data
The HSE divulged salary details of one of their employees to a person 'who asked for them'
Ireland is now responsible for the privacy of 240 million Twitter users
Investigation launched after thousands of personal documents found on side of road
Alan Shatter loses appeal against Mick Wallace data breach decision
Mother of cancer victim claims HSE 'revealed sensitive detail' about daughter's medical card refusal
An Post warned by Data Protection Commissioner over customers' bank account details
Data breach made student grant applications visible on website
Again? Irish Water sends customer's private details to the wrong person
This is how the Government plans to tackle data protection issues
'No data breach' says Irish Water, despite sending 6,329 letters to the wrong address
Meet the new boss in charge of protecting all our data
Be careful, scammers are still targeting Irish home phone users
Irish Water will be asking for your PPS number and they'll be doing so 'within weeks'
The Data Protection Commissioner is getting a new office, but keeping the one beside a convenience store in Laois
The Data Protection Commissioner is very worried about the new postcode system. Here's why...
Mick Wallace is seeking legal advice on Shatter's data protection breach