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The Guardian Data Protection
FEBRUARY 14, 2021
campaign and the insurance company owned by the political group’s key financial backer, Arron Banks, have lost an appeal against £105,000 of fines for data protection violations in the wake of the EU referendum campaign. subscribers between August 2016 and February 2017.
Security Affairs
MARCH 7, 2024
” According to Musteata, Moscow will attempt to interfere with the referendum to join the EU that will take place in the fall. Musteata explained that the Russian cyber operations will rely on any means to interfere with the vote and manipulate the sentiment of the Moldovan population towards aggressive Russian politics.
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The Guardian Data Protection
DECEMBER 13, 2017
Information commissioner announces inquiry into parties’ use of personal information after Ukip’s refusal to cooperate Ukip is to face a tribunal over its use of analytics during the EU referendum after refusing to cooperate with an investigation by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Continue reading.
The Guardian Data Protection
FEBRUARY 1, 2019
and the insurance company owned by the campaign’s key financial backer, Arron Banks, after fining the organisations a total of £120,000 for data protection violations during the EU referendum campaign. Continue reading.
The Guardian Data Protection
JULY 10, 2018
Her initial investigations uncovered the role of US billionaire Robert Mercer in the US election campaign: his strategic “war” on mainstream media and his political campaign funding, some apparently linked to Brexit. These investigations are continuing, as is a wider ICO inquiry into the use of data in politics. Continue reading.
DLA Piper Privacy Matters
DECEMBER 14, 2018
Whether the UK leaves the EU with a ‘deal’ or ‘no deal’ scenario there will be a material impact on the way in which organisations manage the flow of personal data between the EU and the UK in the future, with a ‘no deal’ scenario significantly accelerating many of the challenges.
HL Chronicle of Data Protection
FEBRUARY 2, 2018
To date, the main legacy of the Brexit referendum of 2016 appears to be a country split in half: some badly wish the UK would continue to be a member of the EU and some are equally keen on making a move. To make matters worse, the UK may miss an opportunity to strongly argue in favour of its adequacy for EU data.
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