Joseph Sides·Oct 29The Privacy Risks Hidden in Everyday Digital PatternsEveryday digital habits can reveal more personal information than users realize, raising new questions about privacy and consent.
Joseph Sides·Oct 27The Hidden Privacy Cost of Digital ReceiptsDigital receipts offer convenience, but they may also create unexpected opportunities for collecting and retaining consumer data.
Eniola Akinkugbe·Oct 26OPC Guidance Decoded: What Canadian Privacy Professionals Actually Need to KnowThe Privacy Commissioner does not write your compliance programme, but its guidance tells you how it will judge it. Here is how to read it…
Mide Alabi·Oct 23The Right To Be Forgotten In NigeriaNigeria’s data protection law gives you the right to request the deletion of your personal data. Here’s what you can do with it.
Joseph Sides·Oct 23The Privacy Problem That Extends Beyond the Person Who Clicks “Agree”How everyday data sharing can expose the personal information of people who never agreed to participate
Joseph Sides·Oct 22When Convenience Becomes a Condition of PrivacyAs essential services move online, individuals face growing pressure to exchange personal privacy for everyday convenience.
Joseph Sides·Oct 20The Privacy Risks Hidden in Loyalty Programs: What Are Your Rewards Really Worth?Loyalty programs offer savings, but the personal information collected through everyday purchases may carry hidden privacy costs.
Joseph Sides·Oct 15The Privacy Problem Hidden in Everyday Digital ReceiptsDigital receipts offer convenience, but the personal information collected at checkout may reveal more than consumers realize
joella pravda·Sep 26William T. Faminoff’s Role in F.D. v. Canadian BroadcastingCorporation, 2017 BCSC 589
Anushmi Jain·Sep 22The 10-Point Privacy Audit Every Early-Stage Startup Should RunYou don’t need a huge compliance team to start asking better questions about personal data.A response icon1A response icon1
