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Monday, 02 March 2015 08:58
Back to the Future I: What Past Privacy Findings Tell us About the Future of Big Data and PrivacyWritten by Teresa Scassa
A long past and largely forgotten ‘finding’* from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada offers important insights into the challenges that big data and big data analytics will pose for the protection of Canadians’ privacy and consumer rights. 13 years ago, former Privacy Commissioner George Radwanski issued his findings on a complaint that had been brought against a bank. The complainant had alleged that the bank had wrongfully denied her access to her…
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Tuesday, 06 January 2015 15:29
Quebec’s Privacy Commission Extends the Reach of Provincial Law to Federally Regulated CompaniesWritten by Teresa Scassa
In the fall of 2014, Quebec’s Commission d’accès à l’information, which is responsible for overseeing Quebec’s private sector data protection legislation, ruled that the province’s law applied to Rogers Communications Inc., a federally regulated company. The company had been the subject of a complaint that it had violated Quebec’s data protection law when it required new cellular phone subscribers to provide two pieces of identification, and then recorded the identification numbers on the furnished ID…
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