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Tuesday, 28 November 2017 17:22
Anomalous Ontario privacy tort decision awards damages for use of image of a jogger on a public pathWritten by Teresa Scassa
An Ontario small claims court judge has found in favour of a plaintiff who argued that her privacy rights were violated when a two-second video clip of her jogging on a public path was used by the defendant media company in a sales video for a real-estate development client. The plaintiff testified that she had been jogging so as to lose the weight that she had gained after having children. She became aware of the…
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Tuesday, 31 October 2017 12:23
Privacy and public transit usage: comments on Metrolinx' revisions to privacy policyWritten by Teresa Scassa
Metrolinx is the Ontario government agency that runs the Prestocard service used by public transit authorities in Toronto, Ottawa and several other Ontario municipalities. It ran into some trouble recently after the Toronto Star revealed that the organization shared Prestocard data from its users with police without requiring warrants (judicial authorization). The organization has now published its proposals for revising its privacy policies and is soliciting comment on them. (Note: Metrolink has structured its site…
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