“When you’re building a digital identity system for a billion people, you’re sure to have to answer some questions. For example, “Is this even legal?”. The Supreme Court of India has ruled that India’s ‘Aadhaar’ digital ID is constitutionally valid… more or less. We talk about what this ruling means for India, and what Australia can learn from it”.
If the recent flurry of emails from organisations sending privacy policy updates didn’t tip you off, the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) commences today. Reading every one of
This article was originally published in issue #83 of Privacy Unbound under the title ‘5 Questions about DPOs’. Privacy Unbound is the journal of the International Association of Privacy Professionals,
Last week, the headlines told us that the senate backs GDPR style laws in Australia. But what does this really mean in terms of the government’s commitment to reviewing privacy
It’s a modern-day truism that when you use a “free” online service, you’re still paying – not with your money, but with your personal information. This is simply the reality
Deadlines are a powerful motivator. While travelling the world over the past year, including here in Australia, I’ve been energized by the discussions that companies are having about data privacy
Comparison of the GDPR to the the Australian Privacy Principles Part 2
This article was originally published in issue #81 (5 December 2017) of Privacy Unbound, the journal of the International Association of Privacy Professionals, Australia-New Zealand (iappANZ). Introduction The EU’s new
In this series by iapp, they look at laws from across the globe and matches them up against the EU General Data Protection Regulation. The aim being to help you