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View ArticleEmployer’s Monitoring of Telephone, E-Mail and
Employer’s Monitoring of Telephone, E-Mail and Internet Usage in U.K. The employer's monitoring of telephone, e-mail, and Internet usage at workplace has become a popularly litigated issue in many...
View ArticleRight to Access and Time Limit for the Storage of
The storage of personal private information is a complex issue that requires some balance between the data subject's and the controller"s rights. Regarding the data subject’s rights, for instance, what...
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It is a well-settled principle of law in the United States that an employee does not have reasonable expectation of privacy on information stored in an employer-furnished laptop. Hence, does this...
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Data Regarding a Person’s Tax Information Constitutes Personal Data under European Community Law When a data subject alleges violation of privacy for unauthorized transmission of personal data, the...
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Internet Service Providers' Release of Users' Information without a Supoena Order to Military Courts Internet Service Providers’ (ISPs) release of users’ information is generally allowed when the ISP...
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Data Protection Law Applied to Social Networking in the European Union- Part I Most data protection principles were drafted for the off-line world. The virtual world, however, is claiming data...
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