In this article written by Luigi Garofalo, regarding the implementation in a childhood school of electronic bracelets for
Contribution by Alessandro Vasta and Nicola Sandon of Tonucci & Partners on Agenda Digitale with the article ”
Contribution by Alessandro del Ninno of Tonucci & Partners, interviewed within the article published on Key4biz, about data
As of March 26, 2020, the process of extending the obligations to consult the “Registro Pubblico delle Opposizioni” (Public Register of Objections) established by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development pursuant to Italian Presidential Decree no. 178/2010 to marketing activities by ordinary mail was completed.
From that date, therefore, any subject wishing to use postal addresses associated with holders of public numbering included in telephone directories, to send marketing communications by ordinary mail, will also have the obligation of checking whether such addresses are registered in the “Registro Pubblico delle Opposizioni”.
Tonucci & Partners contribution by Alessandro Vasta and Giulia Lorandi on Il Giornale.it, with the article “School, e-learning
Contribution by Alessandro Vasta of Tonucci & Partners on societàerischio.it with the article “Do Covid 19 App actually
Contribution of Alessandro del Ninno regarding a primary analysis – based on the available information – related to
L’Avv. Alessandro del Ninno di Tonucci & Partners ha pubblicato su Diritto & Giustizia di Giuffrè Lefebvre Editore
During the last plenary session held on April 7, 2020, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) entrusted its expert committees with the task of identifying and developing the relevant principles regarding the processing of personal data in the context of the containment of the COVID-19 virus through the approval of two specific mandates, concerning respectively the tracking and geolocation tools and the processing of health data for research purposes.
Tonucci & Partners contribution by Alessandro Vasta on Corrierecomunicazioni with the article “Data tracing, the necessity of specific technical
In the midst of the emergency linked to the spread of the COVID-19 virus (known to most as “coronavirus”), the search for possible solutions for the containment of the pandemic has now taken on a supranational dimension, recording the first contributions from European institutions. The possibility of monitoring population movements through the analysis of data collected by mobile communication devices, in order to verify the effectiveness of the restrictive measures imposed and the identification of connections between movement trends and contagions, is undoubtedly one of the options on the table. The European Data Protection Supervisor (“EDPS”), consulted by the European Commission, has therefore identified some elements to be taken into account in the implementation of such solutions.
The Italian government with its Legislative decree of 8 March 2020, suspended all educational activities from kindergartens to universities for children/students and their teachers. In the same decree a provision for teaching methods at a distance was activated. As a result of the same, the Italian Data Protection Authority in answer to the questions/reports received from the schools’ DPO, teachers and families, regarding the processing a preliminary guide on how schools and universities should use such tools, guaranteeing the protection of the personal data of the students, their families and their teachers.
