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. COVID-19-related publications. European Data Protection Board guidelines 04/2020 on the use of location data and contact tracing tools in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak (link). CNIL Opinion on the “StopCovid” contact tracing app developed by the French Secretary of State for Digital Affairs (link). ICO has set up a data protection and coronavirus information hub to help individuals and organisations navigate data protection issues during this unpreceded time (link). ICO opinion on Apple and Google joint initiative on COVID-19 contact tracing technology (link). Australia’s COVIDsafe app (link) and privacy notice (link). Corona app data protection impact assessment from German FIfF (link). eHealth Network’s Mobile applications to support contact tracing (link). Matrix law barristers COVID-19 Tech responses: Legal opinion (link). Swedish Public Health Institute’s DPIA on infection detection (link). Report on the contact tracing app from the Joint Committee on Human Rights of the House of Lords (link). ICO’s COVID-19 contact tracing: data protection expectations on app development (link). Stop Corona-App DPIA from Red cross in Austria (link). US bill to protect the privacy of consumers’ personal health information, proximity data, device data, and geolocation data during the coronavirus public health crisis (link).
2. Spanish Agencia Española de Protección de Datos announcement regarding temperature taking by shops, workplaces and other establishments (link).
3. European Data Protection Board guidelines 03/2020 on the processing of data concerning health for the purpose of scientific research in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak (link).
4. Irish Data Protection Commissioner’s FAQs on Consent for Electronic Direct Marketing (link) and Guidance on Cookies and Similar Technologies (link).
5. European Data Protection Board has published guidelines 05/2020 on consent under the GDPR (link).
6. Privacy Commissioner’s release about the new privacy principle 12 relating to disclosure of personal information outside New Zeeland (link).
7. European Data Protection Board has issued Guidelines 2/2020 for consultation on transfers of personal data between EEA and non-EEA public authorities and bodies (link).
8. Home Office Biometrics and Forensics Ethics Group: Annual report 2018 (link).
9. Bayerische Landesbeauftragte für den Datenschutz has announced that there can only be one DPO (link).
10. Belgian Gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit imposed €50,000 fine for DPO’s conflict of interest (link).
11. The Standard Data Protection Model from the Conference of German DPAs (link).
12. Swedish Datainspecktionen imposed €18,700 fine for failing to notify personal data breach (link).
13. Swedish Datainspecktionen imposed €11,000 fine on a medical board for publishing sensitive data (link).
14. Danish Datatilsynet criticises municipality for lack of technical and organisational measures (link).
15. Warwick University ICO audit (link).
16. Dutch Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens reviewed privacy and security aspects of 13 commonly used video conferencing apps (link).
17. Pakistan’s new Personal Data Protection Bill 2020 (link).

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