CCTV to be used to catch Dublin’s dumpers - but only if they have cars
New legislation will not allow Dublin City Council to pursue walkers who dump in the street
New legislation will not allow Dublin City Council to pursue walkers who dump in the street
Data Protection Commission to examine if tech giant assessed whether processing of EU citizens’ personal data complied with privacy laws
Issue centred on use of personal data to train AI systems
While cyberattacks are all too common, it is quite unusual for customers of any company to be told they need to cancel their credit or debit cards
Irish entity lost €8.2m after tax last year, down from profits of more than €41m in 2022
Social network agreed to ‘suspend its processing of the personal data’, Data Protection Commission says
Data Protection Commission focuses on company’s use of user data to train its Grok enhanced search tool
Former chief executive of media group described outcome of lengthy inquiry that yielded a 868-page report at a cost of almost €6 million as ‘weird’
Court of Appeal presidency is second most senior judicial position in the State
Proposal to release ‘details of approved activities’ central to transparency drive after storm of controversy concerning lax governance
We have yet to be given clear reasons why we need facial recognition technology even though a Bill relating to it is meandering through our political process
Too many vested interests have undermined the effectiveness of the EU’s key data protection law
Discovery follows launches of data breach investigations concerning a former psychiatric hospital in Donegal and a hospital in Dublin
Without use of local data planned product would be ‘second-rate experience’, says Facebook owner
Follow these steps if you want to object to your data and posts being used
Explanation of dashcams that captured conversations for more than three years ‘raises pretty serious questions’, according to TD
Incident in Dublin was livestreamed online, while Letterkenny incident involved TikTok video showing people going through boxes of historical medical files
Sports injury specialist Ray Moran’s vote of confidence in his own knees, Albert Manifold’s planning setbacks, and the IRFU’s home extensions
‘Supercab’ scheme based on system operated by UK police since 2015 receives mixed reception from road safety campaigners
Length of adjournment in Data Protection Commission case likely to be short, court says
Personal details of more than 2,000 customers revealed to other clients of online insurance broker
Full names and vaccination status were available to unauthorised users, according to security researcher who discovered the issue
While other firms have been caught in the bloc’s regulatory crosshairs, the iPhone maker had broadly escaped until now
Ireland has an opportunity to be the Digital Services Act’s model regulator. But some chances have already been squandered
Dr Des Hogan will take up his role as a commissioner next week and he will also serve as the organisation’s chairman for three years.
Risks of bringing in facial recognition technology for policing ‘too high’, civil liberties groups to tell politicians
Cory Doctorow criticises Irish regime in FT article
Internet giant claims inquiry into complaints of its processing of personal data is flawed and has brought High Court proceedings
Helen Dixon faces legal challenge over privacy investigation into the multinational technical firm
Property Clinic: He routinely uses part of our yard to turn his vehicle
Helen Dixon is about to depart her role as privacy watchdog to take up a new position in ComReg
Privacy legislation is set to mushroom with huge implications for Ireland
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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