Sentences with phrase «privacy law generally»

Privacy law generally limits the collection of personal information to that which a reasonable person would consider necessary in the situation.

Canadian privacy law generally requires personal information to be kept confidential by those who hold it.

Canadian privacy laws generally prohibit sharing personal information without the consent of the individual.

Korean data privacy laws generally prohibit transfer of personal data to a third party.

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«While wearable devices generally fall outside the scope of the FDA and HIPAA, the data collection activities associated with wearable devices could be governed by state privacy and security laws,» advised Health Law Gurus.

«I generally think that as far as privacy laws go the security breach disclosure ones are not a bad thing — they're focused, they only kick in when there's actually a problem, and so on,» Singleton says, but they can sometimes focus attention on the errant business rather than on systematic security issues.

In the absence of strong federal laws, states have been active in putting forward privacy legislation, which Facebook has generally opposed.

Presidential signing statements, rejection of oversight, refusals to testify, unequal application of law for the rich and white, abuse of Social Security, road and other trust funds, abuse of prisoners in violation of international treaties, refusal to reveal special industry consultants to the president, invasion of privacy in defiance of law and the Constitution as generally understood, expansion of U.S. presence abroad without informing Congress, a secret intelligence establishment big enough to field armies yet unable to provide reliable intelligence.

On the other hand, we have a generally applicable privacy law (PIPEDA) and some provincial equivalents, plus personal health information laws in most provinces.

Tamir is staff lawyer with the Samuelson - Glushko Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, where he conducts research and advocacy on various digital rights - related topics, with a focus on online privacy and anonymity, net neutrality, intellectual property, intermediary liability, spam, e-commerce, and consumer protection generally.

And most organizations are governed by either federal or provincial privacy legislation and generally, it says you can not produce a person's personal information unless compelled by law.

b. Under the GDPR a data protection impact assessment is a mandatory pre-requisite before processing personal data for operations that present particular privacy risks to individuals due to the nature or scope of the operation (under Canadian privacy law, privacy impact assessments have generally only been required in the public sector, not in the private sector);

Generally speaking, an organization subject to federal or provincial privacy laws must ensure that its collection, use or disclosure of personal information is for purposes that a reasonable person would consider are appropriate in the circumstances.

It is recognized that the states generally have laws that relate to the privacy of individually identifiable health information.

Other commenters criticized the criteria generally as creating a large loophole that would let state laws that do not protect privacy trump the federal privacy standards.

These comments generally expressed concern that laws that were less protective of privacy would be granted exceptions under this language.

I know that the various governors of the legal profession (law societies, bar associations etc) tend to say that use of email generally or even unencrypted email does not waive any expectation of privacy, and, more important (perhaps), does not negate any privilege in the documents communicated by this method.

The author emphasizes the importance of Google's freedom of expression, which outweighs the privacy interest, if any — privacy not being generally protected by most state law.

[20] Departing from the open court principle, which in this case would entail restricting the public right of access to the reasons of the Court, should not be embraced lightly, and, as the Court policy provides, should generally only involve exceptions recognized by law, serious risks to privacy, and other important interests such as the administration of justice.

What you conveniently ignore is that not only is Facebook based in a country where privacy laws are generally meant to protect the users, they have actively chosen to exploit their customers» data in a way that may run afoul of such laws.

And Facebook is about to get a lot of unwelcome scrutiny from regulators in Europe, which generally has stricter privacy laws than the United States.

In his statement, Therrien notes that Canada's federal private sector privacy law, PIPEDA, generally requires consent for the collection, use and disclosure of personal information in the course of commercial activities, but doesn't apply to political parties.

3.8.1 Parties to family law proceedings are generally entitled to have their proceedings conducted so they are able to maintain their privacy, and that of their children.

The law generally recognizes that a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy, which would prevent your conducting video surveillance in a private area, such as a bathroom.