Data watchdog has 'serious doubts' over whether social welfare inspectors acted lawfully at airports
The Data Protection Commission is seeking further clarity from the department over the actions of social welfare inspectors at airports.
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The Data Protection Commission is seeking further clarity from the department over the actions of social welfare inspectors at airports.
The eastern European country has been quick to embrace new technology.
Part One of TheJournal.ie’s two-part series on state surveillance in Ireland.
Searching questions need to be asked over what type of data the EU retains – and what it does with this data, writes David Moloney.
Another EU state had 2,436 individuals earning over €1 million in the same year.
A full-page newspaper ad, to coincide with an EU-US summit in Dublin, claims surveillance breaches United Nations conventions.
The European Commission says it will ask the US for assurances about the legality of its data harvesting this week.
Oversharing and excessive data collection are growing concerns of Facebook users, a US consumer reports has claimed.
New questions will be included on this year’s form, and respondents have been urged to think very carefully about the issue of religion.