Damages for breach of Data Protection The claimants sought damages alleging that Google had, without their consent, collected personal data about them, which was resold to advertisers. They used the Safari Internet browser on Apple products. The tracking and collation of the claimants’ browser generated information was contrary to the defendant’s publicly stated position that … Continue reading Google Inc v Vidal-Hall and Others: CA 27 Mar 2015
The applicant sought damages for the defendant having infringed her privacy in several ways, including under the 1998 Act. The defendant argued that she had invited publicity and had misled the public as to her drug problem. A photograch had been taken as she left a drug rehabilitation group meeting. Held: The fact that she … Continue reading Campbell v Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd: QBD 27 Mar 2002
The complainant requested information from the North York Moors National Park Authority (the Authority) relating to a planning enforcement matter. The Authority withheld the requested information citing the exceptions in regulations 12(5)(b) (course of justice), 12(5)(e) (commercial confidentiality) and 13(2)(b) (personal information) of the Environmental Information Regulations (EIR). It is accepted by both parties that … Continue reading North York Moors National Park Authority (Decision Notice): ICO 10 Mar 2014
