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Is "gossip surveillance" processing personal data under the GDPR?

The Guardian has an article on "gossip surveillance" where strangers report on social media private conversations they are not party to in the hope of exposing duplicity from the speakers in ...
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Is it legal/appropriate to email a GDPR SAR to the executive team if that is the only email address the company provides?

This is prompted by this question but I am fairly sure I do not have the correct answer so I am making this one. My personal answer to "How do I get my data from company X under GDPR" is to ...
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Are deleted comments left by U.K. based users retained and subject to subject access under U.K. GDPR?

Meet Bob; Bob left some comments on a post on stack exchange and some over zealous moderators decided that they were not needed and so to delete them. Bob wishes to access these comments for the ...
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What are an employed/contracted software developer's responsibilities under the GDPR?

This is prompted by this question but that is rather complicated by the technical details. Suppose the following hypothetical: Alice is a software developer for Bob Inc. perhaps as a normal employee, ...
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Can one person's genetic information be another persons personal information?

In the UK GDPR ‘personal data’ is defined as: ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one ...
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What rules determine jurisdiction on the internet?

It is in the news that Clearview AI has won an appeal against the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). The reasons for judgment are here: Clearview AI Inc v The Information Commissioner [2023] ...
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Are outward facing security cameras’ footage on the outside of ambassadorial missions subject to subject access rights?

Bob walks past the front entrance of the embassy of the republic of Zwakilostan which is somehow under diplomatic protocols Zwakilostani sovereign territory. The cameras point outside toward the road ...
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UK GDPR Transcribing calls

I'd like to understand the rules around automated transcribing calls in the UK, from a B2B perspective. GDPR seems quite clear that if you are recording calls, video and/or audio, you must get consent....
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Does GDPR apply when PII is already publicly available?

Pretend there is a website, it might be free to access, or be a paid per search service, where the users get access to summarised information on the people that they search for. All of the information ...
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What are the limits to what the information commissioner can take action upon?

It is in the news that a doctor inappropriately accessed and distributed a patients medical records. They did this through their employer, Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) at Addenbrookes. The ...
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What does "Household Exception" to the GDPR mean?

GDPR Section 2 Recital 18 (?) reads: Not Applicable to Personal or Household Activities This Regulation does not apply to the processing of personal data by a natural person in the course of a purely ...
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Do any other consumer rights laws have extraterritorial applicability to international organisations that cater to British or European customers?

The GDPR purports to bind any organisation, wheresoever it may be based, that serves individuals based in the EU, or (as the case may be) the UK. The GDPR governs the obligations of organisations and ...
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Old backups containing login information [closed]

I've been keeping an old website backup of a website that I used to work on on my PC for the last year or so. It was all my own work and wanted to just keep it in case I ever wanted to reuse it or use ...
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GDPR When using an external CV formatting company

As a recruitment company, if I use an external company to format CVs that have been shared, do I need to inform the candidates? What are the potential pitfalls of an external company being given ...
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Is it legal for ProtonMail to suspend access to your email until you pay for subscription periods that haven’t yet elapsed or for you’ve not had use?

ProtonMail runs on an annual subscription model. If your pre-yearly renewal payment fails, then you lose access to your data until you pay the yearly rate in respect of the year ahead of the date on ...
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