This will give the Supreme Court of Canada an opportunity to consider the «biographical core of personal information» concept yet again as well as a chance to consider the affect of a contractual language which purports to enable a commercial service provider to collaborate with the police. (slaw.ca)
Because employees who triggered an alert from a dog were required to explain themselves in a backroom, the arbitrator concluded that this constituted a serious intrusion upon their reasonable expectation of informational privacy or their «biographical core». (ropergreyell.com)
The Court upheld the conviction, but confirmed that an individual who authors a text has a direct privacy interest in the content of electronic conversations that describe aspects of their biographical core. (ccla.org)