Valentino Vescio di Martirano
Genetic data jeopardize the privacy, a critical point in the GDPR.
According to the GDPR, DNA is a particular category of “personal data”. GDPR, while having the purpose of
23 September 2019
PRIVACY
Alessandro Del Ninno
Guidelines 3/2019 on personal data processing by way of video surveillance.
Essay of Alessandro Del Ninno published on Diritto e Giustizia, an in-depth analyses of the operational aspects on
27 August 2019
International survey on the respect for privacy: principle of accountability and enforcement of EU Regulation 679/2016.
At the end of 2018, a few months after the full applicability of EU Regulation 679/2016 on the protection of personal data, most companies and public bodies have understood the concepts promoted by the Regulation related to the principle of accountability; despite this, there are still significant shortcomings in the effective implementation of specific policies for the protection of personal data. This is the outcome of the international survey on respect for privacy (“Sweep 2018”) conducted by the personal data protection authorities belonging to the Global Privacy Enforcement Network.
23 April 2019
Lorenzo Maratea
Privacy protection inside the airports – Mission no. 2 – April 2019.
Nicola Spadafora and Lorenzo Maratea on Mission, the Business Travel Magazine, with the article “An interesting case-law concerning
16 April 2019
Labor consultants act as data processors, the Data Protection Authority states.
The labor consultants act as data controllers pursuant to par. 28 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679, and the processing of personal data carried out on behalf of its customers must therefore be regulated by a contract or other legal act: this is what emerges from the letter of the Italian Data Protection Authority sent to the National Council of labor consultants on January 22, 2019.
26 March 2019
Consulenti del lavoro: sono responsabili del trattamento ex art. 28 del GDPR.
I consulenti del lavoro operano come responsabili del trattamento ai sensi dell’art. 28 del Regolamento (UE) 2016/679, ed
25 March 2019
“Be International. Be Digital” and the digital corporate renewal.
The project “Be International – Be Digital” continues. Be Digital involves Tonucci & Partners , CUOA Business School and Bonucchi & Associates aims to collect ten case histories of companies that have undertaken the digital renewal process. The protection of digital innovation and data collected from digital development, in addition to the study of new forms of contracts, increase the need for specialized legal assistance.
29 August 2018
Rules for safety of drones approved by European Parliament.
On 12 June 2018, the European Parliament approved new EU-wide principles for drones and drone operators to ensure an adequate level of safety and give operators and manufacturers a common legal environment across the EU that may boost development of drone based products and services and related business. The rules now need to be approved by the EU ministers.
20 June 2018
The monitoring of corporate email accounts is unlawful.
The unlimited storage in the corporate server of messages contained in the e-mail account assigned to the employees and their monitoring by the employer for imposing disciplinary measures has been found unlawful.
29 May 2018
Call centers and management software tools: privacy is not an optional.
The monitoring of a call center operators by management tool software has been found to be unlawful, not only according to the applicable data protection law and regulations but also to the labour legislation on remote monitoring of workers pursuant to art. 4 Law no. 300 dated 20th May 1970 ( “Workers’ Statute”).
11 May 2018
Personal data on TV: the compensation is confirmed if there is no consent.
A professional can claim for compensation for damages suffered as a result of the diffusion, without a prior consent, of his name in relation to the location of his professional office during a television program, and in a context different from the professional one.
This is what the Court of Cassation ruled with the ordinance n. 3426 dated 13th February 2018.
2 May 2018
Digital signage and facial recognition: privacy notice required.
Pedestrians who watch advertisements displayed on “totems” (advertising columns that use the digital signage technology) must be specifically informed about the presence of a webcam that captures and analyzes their reactions.
This is what the Data Protection Authority stated by the decision n. 551 dated December 21th 2017.
3 April 2018
