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Government Accused Of Hiding Taxpayers' Legal Bill Over Partygate Scandal

"British taxpayers have an absolute right to know how much of their money was spent," Emily Thornberry said.
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England's Coronavirus Test And Trace Programme 'Breaks Data Protection Law', Campaigners Warn

The government said there was no evidence of data being used unlawfully – but campaigners accuse ministers of "brushing aside" serious errors over GDPR.
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Your Health Data Is Being Shared Around The Internet – Can You Stop It?

Cookies and consent – two words to know about when using health apps and websites.
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How Bad Data Could Ruin Your Life

So, now that I’ve scared you, the question is what can you do to protect yourself?
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Almost Half Of Us Deleted A Social Media Account In The Last Year

Over half of us don't trust social media companies with the data we give them.
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Why GDPR isn’t going to radically change big data

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Here's Why GDPR Is Likely To Remain A Pain In The Backside

After around six weeks of emails, there's broad consensus that it's gotten pretty annoying - it's going to get worse
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Fears GDPR 'Myths And Panic May Endanger The Lives Of Children'

'That is idiotically dangerous.'
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Here's Why Some Of Your Favourite US Sites Aren't Working

GDPR is forcing some companies to either block users or shut down entirely.
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The Waugh Zone Friday May 25, 2018

The five things you need to know about politics today
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