Monthly Archives: May 2020

Democrats and Republicans Introduce Competing COVID-19 Data Privacy Bills

Responding to widespread calls for uniform rules and restrictions regarding the collection and use of individuals’ COVID-19-related health information, Congressional Republicans and Democrats have each recently introduced their own versions of federal COVID-19 data privacy bills.  Although both parties’ bills

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Posted in Legislation, Privacy, Regulations

The European Data Protection Board Issues Updated Guidelines on Consent

On May 4, 2020, the European Data Protection Board adopted updated guidelines on what does and does not constitute consent under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in certain situations.  Consent is one of the lawful bases to process personal

Posted in Privacy
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