Law-abiding UK citizens have 'nothing to fear' from GCHQ snooping, says Hague
Claims that government broke the law to gather data are 'nonsense' says foreign secretary
William Hague has branded allegations that the UK government's electronic surveillance centre, GCHQ, has been asking the US National Security Agency for data on UK citizens "nonsense" in comments made...
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Personal information collected by NHS Test and Trace to be kept for 20 years
And there is 'no absolute right' for people to delete their personal data after the pandemic has passed
Ditching Huawei would make 2025 broadband pledge 'impossible', ministers say
Media reports suggested last week that Downing Street was preparing the ground for an outright ban on Huawei
Britain planning to reduce Huawei's involvement in 5G
Government gives in to pressure from MPs and the US
UK contact tracing app: will it be effective?
Emma Wright, Partner at technology and digital specialist law firm Kemp Little, discusses the various thorny issues around the NHSX contact tracing app, including its effectiveness, the privacy issues surrounding the technology, and possible discriminatory...
Do we need tougher breach notification rules?
The Travelex ransomware raises the question, once again, of whether organisations should be obliged to provide more information
