by Lawpoint | Sep 29, 2020 | Blog, Data Protection |
A stark reminder for new businesses who are reaching out using marketing lists to sell their products. Background. DGE was promoting its hand cleaning products “Zoono” claiming that these were “effective against coronavirus” by sending text message marketing to...
by Lawpoint | Feb 19, 2020 | Blog, Data Protection |
Now that 31 January 2020 has passed and the UK has officially left the European Union, we have entered a transition period to allow time to negotiate a new trading relationship with the EU. The end date for the transition period is currently set at 31 December 2020,...
by Lawpoint | Dec 19, 2019 | Blog, Data Protection |
Following on from our mini-series on data protection breaches: https://www.law-point.co.uk/uncategorized/data-protection-breach-blogs-part-1-what-is-a-breach/ &...
by Lawpoint | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog, Data Protection |
As set out in our previous blog (available here: https://www.law-point.co.uk/uncategorized/data-protection-breach-blogs-part-1-what-is-a-breach/) the first thing you should do is work out what you mean by “breach”. The aim of this blog, is to briefly set out what to...
by Lawpoint | Dec 6, 2019 | Blog, Data Protection |
In relation to data protection, people us the word “breach” in two different senses. It’s important to understand which type you are facing and the actions/ outcomes of that type of breach – particularly as with one type you may need to notify the ICO within 72...
by Lawpoint | Nov 22, 2019 | Blog, Data Protection |
It is easy to think that data protection is all about security measures and consents. But as a recent fine under the GDPR proves (albeit by the German data protection watchdog to a German company), this is not the case and the personal data journey must be managed...
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