Privacy
Google DeepMind patient-data sharing deal with Royal Free NHS Trust deal was illegal, rules ICO
Google DeepMind's Streams project with the Royal Free NHS Trust used real patient data
Why the GDPR is good for you
With consumer trust at an all-time low, when companies embrace the privacy principles that underpin GDPR they will attract more customers
US government appeals to Supreme Court for right to take any data from anywhere
Tech companies are between a rock and a hard place
UK businesses are still under-prepared for the GDPR - and some don't even know what it is
Small organisations are less likely to be ready than large ones
What is 'personal data'? IT leaders debate the GDPR definition
The GDPR's definition of 'personal data' is so broad that it is causing concern across the IT industry
Intercity's Hull on its device-agnostic UC platform: "We identified a niche"
Why did IT vendor Intercity Technology put £10 million into building its own unified communications platform?
The right of erasure is the top GDPR compliance concern
Tracking down and deleting personal data on request is not going to be easy for most companies, Computing research finds
Universal Basic Income is a sticking plaster - a real cure for technology-driven disparity is needed
The UBI sidesteps the most important question - who controls the data?
Cabinet Office privacy advisor steps down because of lack of backing
Jerry Fishenden says Cabinet Office ministers have not been interested in the privacy group since Francis Maude's departure
Microsoft: We didn't receive double the amount of US government data requests
Company apologises for error - admits it received pretty much the same number as usual
Charities fined £138,000 by ICO for abusing data protection laws to target wealthy donors
Cancer Research UK ranked potential donors based on their wealth
Privacy campaigner starts fund-raiser to buy US politicians web-browsing histories
'You voted for it, you can lead by example,' argue US privacy activists.
US web users' browsing habits to go up for sale as Congress votes to roll-back FCC privacy rules
$50bn boost for ISPs in the US after Congress votes to allow ISPs to sell subscribers' web-browsing data
Users of Microsoft Office 365 leaking their data onto Bing and Google after 'over sharing'
Office 365 users inadvertently sharing their documents with all and sundry
Amber Rudd accused of adopting Sir Humphrey Appleby-style obfuscation in Snoopers' Charter codes consultation
Government trying to intimidate people into silence by adopting bureaucratic legalese in Investigatory Powers Act codes of conduct consultation
Giffgaff's data-based collaborative culture should make GDPR compliance easier, says head of BI
'We want to listen, we want to collaborate, and we want to create mutual benefits using data', says Helen Mannion
Home secretary Amber Rudd renews government attacks on internet encryption
"There should be no place for terrorists to hide," claimed Rudd
SystmOne creator hits back in row over patient records 'enhanced data sharing' claims
'TPP unaware of any prosecution of a SystmOne user for sharing records in this way,' claims company behind SystmOne
Google told by court to reveal all who searched for a fraud victim's name
Police in Minnesota granted court order requiring Google to hand over the identities of all those searching for the name of a local victim of fraud
GDPR: Confusion reigns as experts disagree as to whether it's already in force
Could you be fined in May 2018 for a breach now, if the GDPR is already in force in the UK? Some experts say yes
Trade secrets directive to add to GDPR, NIS directive and Privacy Shield
Organisations warned of even more EU directives targeted at IT security
GDPR: Firms outline the compliance challenge - data discovery and consent
IT leaders from Ladbrokes Coral, University College London and Forcepoint explain what's currently keeping them up at night when it comes to the impending General Data Protection Regulation
Microsoft's Windows 10 privacy policies questioned by EU Article 29 Working Party
Microsoft asked to explain how private data from Windows 10 users is processed
Riseup confirms receipt of FBI warrant and gagging order
Users wondering about the non-renewal of Riseup's warrant canary have their suspicions confirmed
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