Judit Garrido-Fontova and Alex Dittel give an update on recent developments in privacy law as part of Kemp Little’s DPO service, including:

1. Brief update on data protection during the corona outbreak. Link.
2. The Croatian EU presidency has issued its ePrivacy proposal. Link.
3. The Danish data protection authority (‘Datatilsynet’) has published guidelines on processing the personal information of website visitors. Link.
4. Cookies guidance from the French CNIL (link) and the Hellenic Data Protection Authority (link).
5. The ICO has launched its consultation on our draft guidance on the AI auditing framework. Link
6. Resolution of the European Parliament on automated decision-making processes: ‘Ensuring consumer protection and free movement of goods and services’. Link.
7. The Spanish AEPD has published a guide for GDPR compliance in relation to products and services using artificial intelligence. Link.
8. Gaughran v. United Kingdom before the European Court of Human Rights. Link.
9. Guidance on Cybersecurity for medical devices. Link.
10. Opinion of the Advocate General in the case of Orange România SA v ANSPDCP (Case C-61/19). Link.
11. European Data Protection Supervisor issued guidance on data subject rights for European institutions. Link.
12. €800 award in compensation against Österreichische Post AG reversed by Innsbruck appeals court. Link. Lloyd v Google appeal is granted to proceed to the Supreme Court and expected at the end of 2020.
13. The Spanish Data Protection Agency has published a template for data protection impact assessments. Link
14. ICO’s detailed guidance on certification schemes (link) and codes of conduct (link).
15. The Polish DPA has imposed a fine of around £4,000 on a school in Gdansk for processing fingerprint data. Link
16. European Data Protection Board’s guidance on the right to be forgotten in the context of search engines (Part 1). Link.
17. The Swedish Data Protection Authority imposes a fine of approximately €7 million on Google for failure to comply with delisting obligations. Link.
18. Garante fined La Spienza €30,000 for disclosing whistle blower details. Link.
19. Facebook settles a privacy claim relating to biometric data at $550M. Link.
20. Facebook fined €51,000 in Germany for failing to appoint a DPO. Link.
21. ICO fines Cathay Pacific Airways Limited £500,000 for lack of security. Link.
22. The Dutch Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens issued a fine of €525,000 to a tennis association for selling personal data. Link.

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