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

1. Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD) has issued an Introduction to 5G technologies and their risks in terms of privacy (link).
2. The Spanish AEPD has issued a number of administrative fines (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
3. Norwegian National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (link).
4. Joint Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and Alan Turing Institute’s guidance Explaining decisions made with AI (link).
5. ICO published its Strategic plan for 2019 – 2022 (link).
6. The Belgian Data Protection Authority fines a company in relation to “invite a friend” feature (link).
7. €5,000 awarded to an employee for infringement of the right to access by a court in Düsseldorf, Germany (link).
8. E-Health Network’s Interoperability guidelines have been published for approved contact tracing mobile applications in the EU (link).
9. French administrative court upheld the €50M fine of the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés (CNIL) first imposed on Google in January 2019 (link).
10. Facebook to pay $9 million penalty in Canada to settle Competition Bureau concerns about misleading privacy claims (link).
11. Google faces a $5bn lawsuit in California for tracking in Chrome incognito mode (link).
12. Three recent data protection fines imposed by the Finish Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman has (link).
13. French CNIL issues a second review of the StopCovid contact tracing app (link).
14. Dubai adopts a new data protection law (link).
15. Chinese Civil Code will include rights to privacy and the protection of personal data (link).

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