GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's GDPR weekly show:-

Aaron Banks, Brexit, Eldon Insurance and GDPR,

B and Q shoplifters oops - the law of GDPR unintended consequences,

Google appeals 50 million euro fine from French ICO,

Facebook update - no news is bad news,

A look at the right to be forgotten,

Portugese Hospital fined 400k Euro for gaps in data security

Coming up in this week's edition of the GDPR Weekly Show: Norwich City's implementation of GDPR for season ticket renewals,

An update on Brexit and its impact on GDPR,

A UK ICO investigation into Deliveroo and fraudulent use of data in data breaches,

French ICO slaps huge 50 million euro fine on Google,

An Austrian Privacy group files complaint with Austrian ICO against Amazon, Apple, Netflix, YouTube and Spotify

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

Confusion over Christmas gift returns - does the store have to let the original purchaser know you have returned their gift?

USA Today and New York Times - how they have changed their approach to Europe in the GDPR era

CCTV and swipe access cards - what you need to know about GDPR compliance

POPI brings GDPR to South Africa

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR weekly show: An update on the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook Data Breach, Some guidelines from the ICO on Document Retention Periods, Nominations open for the ICO Practitioner Awards 2019, A look back at the Top Data Breaches of 2018, Details of a GDPR ECJ Ruling expected this week, Sheridan Smith new ITV series Cleaning Up and what it tells us about the importance of GDPR, USB Security Update - beware of unexplained USB keys arriving in your office, Some thoughts on the GDPR Right to be Forgotten

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR weekly show:

Awards for Elizabeth Denham and other ICO staff in the New Years Honours List, A countdown of the Top 10 passwords for 2018, A review of GDPR as we enter 2019, Marriott Hotels data breach update, GP Data Requests update, A report on Suffolk Local Authority Data Breaches