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  1. Canada curbs personalized pricing

    Canada curbs personalized pricing

    Canada moves to strengthen privacy protections with new rules limiting algorithmic pricing, expanding consumer data rights, and increasing penalties for…

  2. SM Retail’s awards from the National Privacy Commission.

    SM Retail earns data privacy compliance award

    SM Retail has been recognized by the National Privacy Commission (NPC) for its strong data privacy compliance efforts, receiving the Seal of Registration…

  3. DEAN NILO DIVINA

    When online chats become courtroom evidence

    The Court clarified that the Anti-Wire Tapping Act applies only to unauthorized tapping or interception of telephone lines and similar communication devices.

  4. No camera, no warrant

    No camera, no warrant

    While body-worn cameras promote transparency and accountability, they also raise serious and legitimate data privacy concerns.

  5. Worker watch

    Worker watch

    Digital monitoring in schools and workplaces raises privacy concerns, from SmartPass tracking students in the US to surveillance technologies used on employees…

  6. PNP chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

    PNP cracks down against loan sharks

    The PNP launches a crackdown on abusive online lending apps amid over 47,000 complaints involving harassment, privacy violations and cybercrime, targeting…

  7. Bahrain warns Pinoys posting war content

    Bahrain warns Pinoys posting war content

    Bahrain reminds Filipinos that sharing private or intimate content without consent is illegal, punishable by up to five years imprisonment and BD5,000 fine,…

  8. Data privacy

    Data privacy

    Under the Data Privacy Act of 2012, private chat messages can be legally used as evidence in criminal cases, such as robbery investigations, without violating…

  9. Love in the time of data mining

    Love in the time of data mining

    True love for the country — Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa, as Bonifacio would put it — means protecting the dignity of the worker.

  10. What’s in your FB?

    What’s in your FB?

    If the policy is implemented, the US could miss out on as many as 4.7 million international visitors, or a 23 percent drop in visitors from ESTA countries this…