GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Electronic Arts Fifa 20 Data Breach,

World of Warcraft producer Blizzard is overwhelmed by the volume of Data Subject Access Requests,

Suspended prison sentences for two Lancashire women following unauthorised data access,

Wellington Healthcare NGO data breach exposes details of 1 Million New Zealanders,

Norfolk and Norwich University Trust Data Breach involving patient data,

Data and Marketing Association GDPR training needs survey highlights where organisations feel they still need GDPR training,

GDPR doubles Data Breach Reports to ICO from Government Departments,

Hookers.nl Data Breach of 250,000 users

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

BA High Court ruling opens the way for group action compensation claim over British Airways Data Breach,

Bolton NHS Foundation Trust data breach exposes the details of over 400 children moving from primary to secondary school,

Zendesk Data Breach potentially affecting 10,000 users of the support desk platform,

Appeal Court rules against Google over data harvesting from Apple iPhones,

Coventry Council faces scrutiny over whether its redaction of planning application documents is overzealous,

Facebook fined by Turkish Data Protection authority over data breach,

CJEU ruling on Cookie Consent could impact millions of websites worldwide

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Tesco Parking App Data Breach affects customers parking at 19 Tesco stores across the UK, Medical records sent for destruction are used to weigh down scaffolding around statue awaiting unveiling in Milton Keynes,

Polish ICO fines Morele.net for Data Breach,

Dutch ICO suggests rates for standard penalties for GDPR breaches/failures across the EU and UK,

UK sees drop in direct mail volume since introduction of GDPR,

Instagram suffers from another Data Breach,

A look at the results of a European GDPR Consumer Awareness Survey conducted across France, Spain, the UK, Germany, and Poland.

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

BA swerving responsibility for damages following its data breach,

Isle of Wight Council Tax data breach sees residents being copied in on other residents bills,

Criminal investigation launched following Wigan Hospital data breach which saw the potential release of sensitive patient information,

Facebook suspends over 10,000 Apps over data privacy concerns,

Tesla assures drivers over GDPR compliance of its data gathering,

Court ruling on Data Subject Access Requests - just how much information do you have to provide?

Are China and Japan ready for GDPR?

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: BA announces 17 week claim period for anyone claiming damages following BA data breach,

Yves Rocher data breach exposes customer details and customer orders,

Is Dominic Cummings turning .GOV.UK into Big Brother?

A Greater Manchester school is being overzealous in its implementation of GDPR,

Max Schrems takes on 8 Tech Giants who he says are not complying with Data Subject Access Requests,

An appeal court in Germany gives some guidance on when damages are payable for breaches of GDPR

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Facebook data breach potentially exposes UK phone numbers of 18 million users, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust Data Breach when gender reassignment clinic misuses cc in emails, Monster Recruitment applicant data breach after data sold to 3rd party recruitment company, Google secret web tracking pages uncovered, Privacy Policy - Thoughts on best practice, Foxit PDF Reader suffers data breach

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

How are UK political parties responding to Subject Data Access Requests, Google discover Apple iPhone data breach,

Bulgarian ICO fines DSK Bank for data breach involving physical documents, Teletext Holidays suffers data breach containing thousands of voice recordings,

Is GDPR inadvertently aiding phishing attacks?

Google to be fined for collecting data from children via YouTube without parental consent, Joint Data Controllers - where does joint liability end? Microsoft moves some cloud storage to Germany to aid GDPR compliance

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

RBS kept quiet on Nat West Data Breach for 10 years,

CNIL fines car insurance company for data breach,

Website created for the New Zealand Government suffers a data breach,

Mastercard Specials loyalty programme suffers data breach in Germany and Belgium

Adult content sharing website Luscious suffers data breach potentially affecting over 800,000 users,

IAB Europe releases new Programmatic Advertising Framework to allow programmatic publishers to be GDPR compliant,

European Court rules that websites using the Facebook Like Button are joint data controllers of personal data captured by Facebook

Ciao to Giovanni Buttarelli - one of the key architects of GDPR

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:-

Extended guidance on GDPR and how it affects children's data, News of a data breach at the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD),

A data breach at the European Central Bank (ECB), Millions of fingerprints potentially released in data breach,

Choice Hotels data breach,

FBI arrest a suspect as investigations into the Capital One data breach continue, Irish ICO investigates potential for GDPR infringement through Facebook transcription of Messenger voice messages,

Revised ICO guidance on time limits for dealing with Data Subject Data Access Requests.

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

West Berkshire Council Data Breach, Bulgaria Tax Records Data Breach Update,

Personal Data Vulnerability in 3Fun Dating App, Air New Zealand Data Breach Affecting Their Loyalty Programme,

Irish ICO Investigating Twitter For Potential Data Breach, Monzo Bank PIN Serious Data Breach, Has GDPR Made It Easier to Access Other People's Data,

Data Subject Access Request Survey - How are Companies/Organisations Coping?