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# GDPR

Last year
2023
Reports about welfare of children in State care deleted amid GDPR concerns
RTÉ says it will not release the names of top 100 earners
Damages awarded to employee who claimed he was mocked after CCTV images used in training video
Over 1,000 patients of UL Hospitals Group affected by data breach involving 'unknown party'
Enforcement against Big Tech 'failing' in Ireland as EU demands 'tougher sanctions'
Germany launches data protection inquiry over ChatGPT
Government seeks experts to ensure Mother and Baby Home redress scheme doesn't break GDPR rules
WhatsApp Ireland fined €5.5 million for breaches of GDPR
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Data watchdog fines Meta €265 million over GDPR breaches
RSA says GDPR limited the level of road crash data it could publish, as questions raised in Dáil
Tusla cannot confirm how many records it has about St Gerard's mother and baby home
Mother & Baby Homes: GPs no longer have to sign off on requests by survivors to get health records
Mother & Baby Homes: Just 40 survivors get health files amid row over GPs signing off on requests
WhatsApp Ireland allowed to challenge €225m GDPR fine in High Court
Facebook should be fined up to €36 million over 'serious' GDPR breaches, says Data Commissioner
WhatsApp Ireland fights back against Data Protection Commissioner's €225 million fine
Survivors consider legal action to get health records amid 'bizarre' row with department
'Patent ambiguity': WhatsApp's record €225 million fine underlines grave transparency issues
WhatsApp Ireland hit with record €225 million fine by Data Protection Commissioner
Denying adopted people access to their birth certs 'could re-traumatise them'
Department 'in breach of EU law' unless it gives health records to Mother and Baby Home survivors
'The dead don't have GDPR rights': Woman considers legal action after department denies info request
'Rape' and 'incest' listed as 'current relationship status' options on Commission form
China is setting up its own version of GDPR - but how will it work in one of the most secretive countries in the world?
Committee to hear criticisms and calls for reform of Data Protection Commission
Mary Lou McDonald says voters can 'of course' ask Sinn Féin what information the party holds on them
Data watchdog awaiting 'firm answers' from Facebook over information leak
'I spent 28 years wondering where my child was, they were 45 minutes down the road'
'Needed further thinking': DPC paused Facebook's plan to expand its suicide and self-harm prevention tools
TDs still pushing for extension of Mother and Baby Homes Commission despite 'miraculous' recovery of testimony
Varadkar says he was 'quite surprised' that mother and baby home testimony was destroyed
'Big rise' in complaints about domestic CCTV cameras, Data Protection Commissioner says
Open Access: A citizen’s guide to discovering who holds your info - and what's in there
Data Protection Commission fines Twitter €450,000 over GDPR breach
Final report of Commission into Mother and Baby Homes to be published in January
Minister for Justice and Irish Prison Service appeal data watchdog finding about officers' thumbprints
'Two tests' to be applied for Mother and Baby Home survivors to seek access to records
Explainer: Irish websites had six months to fully comply with cookie regulations. What happens now?
Data Protection Commission completes probe into Twitter's handling of data breach
Tusla 'accidentally disclosed' contact and location information of mother and child victim to alleged abuser