Part 5 of Future-Proofing Privacy: New and Stronger Rights. The Regulation aims to strengthen the rights of individuals. It does so by retaining rights that already exist under the Data Protection Directive and introducing the new rights of data portability, the right to be forgotten, and certain rights in relation to profiling. In this chapter we look at each of these rights in turn and assess the likely practical impact that the changes brought about by the Regulation will have on organisations.
Tag Archives: right to erasure
Cyberlaw Radio Discussion of New California Privacy Laws Features Hogan Lovells
On Wednesday, Harriet Pearson, a partner in Hogan Lovells’ Privacy and Information Management Practice, appeared on the Cyberlaw and Business Report Internet radio show to discuss newly enacted California privacy laws. This blog post contains a link to the interview and a downloadable podcast.
Hogan Lovells’ IAPP Tracker Post Highlights Impact of California Privacy Legislation
This post describes the whirlwind of recently enacted and currently debated privacy legislation in California, including new online protections for minors, amendments to breach notification requirements, and new online privacy policy requirements.
Right To Be Forgotten and Data Security Featured in Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy
On September 22, scholars gathered at George Mason University to present research papers on the right to be forgotten, HTTPS security, accessing data in the cloud, and “option value” as applied to privacy choices. This blog entry summarizes the program and links to the insightful papers.