Privacy
Miami court sentences man to six months for not unlocking his iPhone
Says, under oath, that he gave correct PIN
UK CMOs claim to be ready for the GDPR - but...
...Only four per cent believe that they have any responsibility for it
ICO to formally investigate use of data analytics for political purposes
After considering evidence, ICO makes investigation a 'high priority'
NHS patient data handed to Google by Royal Free Hospital on an 'inappropriate basis'
1.6 million NHS patient records shouldn't have been given to Google, according to data protection expert's leaked letter
Company that made 100 million nuisance calls fined £400,000
Keurboom director Gregory Rudd said he disliked nuisance calls, but claimed 'it doesn't make them illegal'
Leaked UK government plans to extend web surveillance would mandate encryption back doors
Government using last year's Investigatory Powers Act to extend web surveillance and undermine encryption
Microsoft receives double the amount of US government data requests
Intelligence services can't get enough private data held in the cloud, suggest Microsoft figures
IAAF cracked by Russia-linked APT28 'Fancy Bear' hackers
More dirt dug by 'Fancy Bear' hacking outfit on athletes' drug applications
Privacy activist starts GoFundMe campaign to purchase web-browsing histories of US politicians
Politicians who voted to allow ISPs to sell subscribers' internet histories targeted by privacy campaigners
More than 16,000 staff in the public sector empowered to examine your web browsing
Almost 3,000 staff at HMRC and more than 10,000 in the police empowered to peruse your web browsing habits
Flybe and Honda fined a total of £80,000 for sending unsolicited marketing e-mails to customers
ICO fines Flybe £70,000 and Honda £13,000 to send out pre-GDPR warning to UK firms
NHS patient records at one-in-three GP surgeries at risk of compromise due to 'enhanced data sharing'
Data sharing feature makes patient records accessible across the NHS
GCHQ says claims it wiretapped Trump are 'utterly ridiculous'
British spy agency says that the allegations are nonsense and should be ignored
DeepMind and Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust deal attacked for being 'secretive, specious'
Royal Free NHS and DeepMind relationship 'does not carry a positive message' claims academic study
ICO calls for extra resources to deal with GDPR
GDPR 'brings significant additional responsibilities', warns ICO
Smartphone voice and AI tech will outsmart many humans within 10 years
As literacy rates stall, robots keep on learning
GDPR: ICO chief says new law should change culture around data protection within business
Elizabeth Denham says firms should act to become better businesses, not just out of fear of fines
GDPR: Should all emails be destroyed after a few weeks?
Many firms have sensitive and even personally identifiable information within their email databases. So should all emails be deleted after a time to avoid falling foul of the GDPR?
Avoid the perils of the GDPR: All you need to know ahead of major law changes
Pillsbury Law experts provide breakdown on how law will affect your business
Health firm fined £200,000 for sending insecure audio recordings via email
Transcriptions were also stored insecurely by Indian subcontractor
Riseup confirms FBI warrant and gagging order after 'warrant canary' removal
Users have fears confirmed
Donald Trump faces questions over use of unsecure Android smartphone for presidential business
Senators worried president could be compromised
The rise of robot dystopia in fiction could soon be reality
Westworld, Humans, Black Mirror are closer than you think
Facebook's US data transfers face more legal scrutiny in Europe
Irish data commissioner Helen Dixon believes decision should be taken at the highest level
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