The privacy watchdog cautioned yesterday that collection of employees' data must be done lawfully and fairly, and said it did not become lawful just because an employment contract made provision...
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- May 20, 2013
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Files with private information believed to be from the Immigration Department were found on a popular file-sharing programme yesterday, one month after the director's pledge to the personal data...
The admission by the Department of Health that it has lost personal patient details raises serious concerns about protection of confidential information and the level of compliance with data...
I am so glad that Eugene R. Raitt and the Hong Kong Direct Marketing Association consider the existing Personal Data Privacy Ordinance 'fine the way it is written' ('Privacy ordinance already...
I refer to two articles relating to data privacy ('Make data leak crime, privacy chief urges' and 'Watchdog urges data user register', February 20 and 28, respectively).
'People have right to know what's on files'
The privacy commissioner has proposed requiring data users to register with his office and explain why they are collecting information on...
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data has launched an investigation into the recruitment website Recruit.net, which Chinese media reported leaked the personal details of 40,000...
Privacy Commissioner Roderick Woo Bun yesterday launched an urgent investigation into the disclosure of sensitive business data on the website of the Intellectual Property Department.
The privacy of personal and confidential data stored on the internet is a sensitive issue that directly affects us all. The law places a clear duty of care on those responsible for putting it...
The controversial covert surveillance bill was finally passed at the weekend, after years of the administration invading people's privacy and broaching the Basic Law. During the four-day debate...
Any unauthorised disclosure of personal information is a breach of privacy law. News of a leakage onto the internet of sensitive data about 20,000 people held by the official police complaints...
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