“Remove my bad review? Sorry, I’ve lost my password.”
11 May 2022
Paul Motion looks at a recent case involving fake reviews on an American website and WordPress.
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Restrictions Reversed: As the Scottish Government overhauls its Coronavirus measures, should you do the same to your data policies?
27 April 2022
On Monday 18 April 2022 the Scottish Government announced the repeal of Coronavirus related restrictions that were in place for a number of years, including a step back from face masks and a retreat from the “Covid Passport” scheme.
Personal Data Sharing: New Contractual Requirements
21 February 2022
For UK organisations sending personal data abroad, the last two years have proved to be challenging and often confusing.
Lloyd v Google: The Reality about Mass Data Breach Claims in the UK
06 December 2021
On 10 November 2021, the UK Supreme Court held that in order for an individual to claim compensation under the Data Protection Act 1998 (the “DPA 1998”), it was necessary to prove both unlawful use of their personal data and, contrary to earlier authority, that the individual suffered material damage or distress as a result. Loss of control of personal data would not, alone, give rise to a claim in damages.
A warning for homeowners using Doorbells with video home security
02 December 2021
Developments in technology have enabled us to shop, work and even answer the door with a simple tap on a digital screen. These advancements now form an integral part of our daily activities, but they also present new challenges and legal consequences in relation to data protection rights.