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Privacy in the digital age

05 December 2018
Issue: 7820 / Categories: Legal News , Data protection
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The Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) is seeking views on the right to privacy in a digital society. It notes that social media platforms and private companies collect, can analyse and store personal data on a massive scale. It is seeking written submissions on the threats posed to human rights and whether individuals have sufficient awareness and choice to be able to fully consent. For more and to take part please see here.

Issue: 7820 / Categories: Legal News , Data protection
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