EU privacy regulator concerned vaccine passes could cause discrimination
Using digital green certificates to allow vaccinated people to enter pubs and restaurants ‘may lead to unintended consequences’ and be a ‘risk to the fundamental rights of EU citizens,’ according to the EDPB
Analysis: Data has its uses in politics but there are also many dangers
As we look poised to follow the US and Britain in the use of data to target voters, now is the time to set the boundaries on what is politically acceptable
Maxed out: Why Ireland is at the centre of a ‘Kafkaesque’ row over your data
Activist Max Schrems has accused Helen Dixon of failing to hold Big Tech to account over the handling of EU citizens’ data. But the Data Protection Commissioner insists that her office is taking action
Comment: Taking data as certain can lead to dangerous decisions
As economists and policymakers increasingly rely on data-based machine-learning and AI systems, we must be clear about its limitations
Analysis: Twice as many people believe they had Covid-19 compared to confirmed cases
While the official tally of cases in Ireland has passed the 200,000 mark, a new survey suggests the real figure could be double that
Data Protection Commissioner to regulate TikTok for all of Europe
The DPC told the government in a pre-budget submission that it faced an uphill battle in its regulation of tech giants based in Ireland
