Data Protection Commissioner pay should be more than €185,000, review finds

Audit found staff within organisation feel model may no longer be fit for purpose

HSE reveals key documents ahead of Covid-19 tracker app

Smartphone app’s Bluetooth function will be used to assist with the contact tracing effort

Covid-19: State’s contact tracing app to be tested for accuracy

TCD scientists question app’s ability to function reliably in crowded areas

Lack of transparency will ‘damage uptake’ of contact tracing app

HSE to launch pilot version of app but concerns grow over personal data storage

Coronavirus: Proposed HSE app sparks concern over privacy

Digital Rights Ireland calls for transparency on how contact tracing app would work

DNA collection firm focus of data protection inquiry

Scrutiny of Genomics Medicine Ireland processing of Irish genetic data under way

Woman’s pension to be restored in public services card row

Woman’s payments were cut off for 18 months as she refused to register for the card

State’s approach to data privacy is a national scandal

So deep are the problems that actions for damages may be brought and convictions quashed

UK Investigatory Powers Act sparks major privacy fears

Net Results: Data surveillance provisions spell more post-Brexit bad news for Irish businesses

Court challenge to Privacy Shield will have wide reverberations

Digital Rights Ireland’s case against EU-US data transfer deal could spark trade chaos

Journalists, this GSOC story isn’t all about you, you know

The media didn’t bother to scrutinise what was happening when it was about everyone else – this story is still about everyone else

Will verdict of US online freedom of speech case have an effect globally?

Anthony Elonis case widely seen as first formal test of online freedom of speech

State could be a ‘model’ for technology’ without sacrificing rights

Data Protection Commissioner says he often felt he was ‘fighting a losing battle’ with state bodies on privacy

Data victory for citizens