What if the breach was a deliberate, search of personal details which was unauthorised use for personal advantage or gain, resulting in catastrophically effecting another persons well-being. What then?
There are cases on this including a recent one in Spain. National laws can set out criminal offences for data protection breaches and misuse of computer systems including unauthorised access.
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This video is very good and helpful thank you so much for this. I would like to share my incident and if you could provide your view it will be great of you. I requested for CCTV footage under sujbect access request with Apple regarding an incident in store. They have deleted the footage and apologied saying we failed. ICO has told me they will ask them to improve future incident better. I am at loss on everything, esp with the racist incident in store.. what can I do?
Hello. Where do I stand with a ex employee. I left the fire service due to false allegations, I then joined the police. Once in the police they asked for a reference from the fire service. They replied back the don’t give a detailed reference. 3 months late messaged back stating my investigation. No one asked or gave permission for this. Where do I stand????
If u was to use a company laptop in a cafe and ask the person during a call if this is stil there email and address but none else in the cafe is this a breach ?
You'll appreciate we can't give specific advice. Best to contact the school and ask them about this. It's not necessarily a breach but everything is fact-specific.
Hi I had an occupational health report left out in a communal area where I work. The person who left it out investigated it themselves and decided no data was breached. Two months later they reported it to the organisation. Any ideas?
I have a question. In UK, I bought an electronic device, the Application necesary to set up and run this electronic device wasn't available in Google Play store. So I called support centre and they emailed me a link to a Web page to download the phone application. I was anxious to open my new gadget and this webpage contained virus/malware my personal mail( containing all type of sensitive data)was open. After some time I notice the phone working really bad and reset it afraid of Virus. Is this a data breach? Many thanks! #PrivacyKitchen
What about if a mobile phone is handed into a mobile phone repair shop and the owner uses that phone and leaves himself a google review using that person phone and google account?
Hi there. We do provide a full range of services (our Keepabl SaaS platform, Privacy Policy Pack and Privacy Kitchen training), however we don't provide advisory services. We'd be delighted to recommend consultants and lawyers to you that we work with if you'd like to email us at hello@keepabl.com? In terms of your comment, what we can say as a general comment not specific to your situation (and this obviously isn't legal advice) is that someone using the phone of another person without authorisation is wrong on a number of levels!
What if the breach is the fault of the user. For example people still use the same password for different services/websites. What if a hacker (or better a 3th person) logs in with the credentials, copy the data, (and then delete everything.) If the user complains later, does this need to be reported. This would mean you have daily breaches, if you have a large number of accounts on your website. The credential breach was caused by other person
This is pretty pointless, when you know that absolutely nothing changed in MS Windows user agreements - as it is stated in their compliance agreement, IF you choose to use Windows 10 or 11 you are giving MS right to access your photos, email contents etc. whenever and if MS wants it, so no - GDPR is a lot of smoke and mirrors!
Very simple, easy to understand and concise video, super helpful!
What if the breach was a deliberate, search of personal details which was unauthorised use for personal advantage or gain, resulting in catastrophically effecting another persons well-being.
What then?
There are cases on this including a recent one in Spain. National laws can set out criminal offences for data protection breaches and misuse of computer systems including unauthorised access.
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This video is very good and helpful thank you so much for this.
I would like to share my incident and if you could provide your view it will be great of you.
I requested for CCTV footage under sujbect access request with Apple regarding an incident in store. They have deleted the footage and apologied saying we failed. ICO has told me they will ask them to improve future incident better.
I am at loss on everything, esp with the racist incident in store.. what can I do?
Hello. Where do I stand with a ex employee. I left the fire service due to false allegations, I then joined the police. Once in the police they asked for a reference from the fire service. They replied back the don’t give a detailed reference. 3 months late messaged back stating my investigation. No one asked or gave permission for this. Where do I stand????
If u was to use a company laptop in a cafe and ask the person during a call if this is stil there email and address but none else in the cafe is this a breach ?
Do you need to have a registered DPO in order to notify ICO of a personal data breach?
Hi, no, not at all. Most private entities don't need a DPO for example and they can still report (notify) breaches.
Is it a breach if my childrens school has shared information ie personal information with 3rd party companies without getting my permission to do so?
You'll appreciate we can't give specific advice. Best to contact the school and ask them about this. It's not necessarily a breach but everything is fact-specific.
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I had an occupational health report left out in a communal area where I work. The person who left it out investigated it themselves and decided no data was breached. Two months later they reported it to the organisation.
Any ideas?
You would have to prove it got into someone else's hand.
I have a question. In UK, I bought an electronic device, the Application necesary to set up and run this electronic device wasn't available in Google Play store. So I called support centre and they emailed me a link to a Web page to download the phone application. I was anxious to open my new gadget and this webpage contained virus/malware my personal mail( containing all type of sensitive data)was open. After some time I notice the phone working really bad and reset it afraid of Virus. Is this a data breach? Many thanks! #PrivacyKitchen
What about if a mobile phone is handed into a mobile phone repair shop and the owner uses that phone and leaves himself a google review using that person phone and google account?
Hi there. We do provide a full range of services (our Keepabl SaaS platform, Privacy Policy Pack and Privacy Kitchen training), however we don't provide advisory services. We'd be delighted to recommend consultants and lawyers to you that we work with if you'd like to email us at hello@keepabl.com? In terms of your comment, what we can say as a general comment not specific to your situation (and this obviously isn't legal advice) is that someone using the phone of another person without authorisation is wrong on a number of levels!
What if the breach is the fault of the user. For example people still use the same password for different services/websites.
What if a hacker (or better a 3th person) logs in with the credentials, copy the data, (and then delete everything.)
If the user complains later, does this need to be reported. This would mean you have daily breaches, if you have a large number of accounts on your website.
The credential breach was caused by other person
Hi there, sorry for the late reply. A breach is a breach no matter how it was caused, accidental, deliberate, insider, outsider.
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This is pretty pointless, when you know that absolutely nothing changed in MS Windows user agreements - as it is stated in their compliance agreement, IF you choose to use Windows 10 or 11 you are giving MS right to access your photos, email contents etc. whenever and if MS wants it, so no - GDPR is a lot of smoke and mirrors!
as to the first thing you cited: don't wear a suit made from plastic and doesn't fit you...wink wink