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# Data Protection

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Turns out a lot of data can be retrieved from a reset phone or tablet
Column: What is the psychological impact of spending so much time in 'cyberspace'?
Mary Aiken
Column: If you take photos of people without their knowledge, you're being a creep
Fergal Crehan
Column: Why has it taken so long for the DPC to investigate Shatter's Prime Time comment?
William Campbell
It's Data Protection day - are you up to speed on your data privacy rights?
Private answers: Irish people are now less worried about social media security
77 per cent of company data breaches are caused by employees
NSA using radio waves to access 100,000 offline computers
Users of public wi-fi may have had personal details stolen
LG admits to collecting data from smart TVs
GardaĆ­ investigate as 1.5 million affected by Loyaltybuild data breach
Merkel demands no spying agreement: 'Spying among friends, that cannot be'
Email with personal details of girl found at GPO accidentally sent to member of public
Column: Irish regulators will soon be at the forefront of questions about data protection
Dan Hayden
Facebook to pay out for using personal data in adverts
Data Protection Commissioner contacts maternity hospital over abortion data leak
Data breach involving payments to current and former IBRC staff
Irish government asks Twitter for some users' account details
EU justice chief vows new data protection laws
Column: How to protect your private data in a digital world
Renaat Verbruggen
Draft EU data law could kill casual web browsing, digital SMEs warn
Data Protection Commissioner 'not surprised' by US surveillance programme
Poll: Do you believe your personal information online is secure?
Ireland 'made EU diplomats sleep in tents' to force data protection deal
The Evening Fix... now with soccer's next big talent*
'Worrying degree of inappropriate access' to welfare information
Insurer ordered to pay costs in data breach case
Facebook network hit by 'sophisticated' cyber attack
Pro-life 'robo-calls' to Irish numbers came from United States
Twitter attacked by 'sophisticated' hackers
MEP wants Brussels to examine legality of new Facebook search
Data Protection Commissioner commences action on "cookie" law
Student plans Irish legal action over Facebook's privacy policy
O2 admits to loss of tape which could have customersā€™ personal data
Column: Could Leveson affect press freedom in Ireland?
Seamus Dooley
Over 500 complaints over abortion robo-calls
Approximately 300 complaints over abortion robo-calls
'Large number of complaints' to Data Protection Commissioner over abortion message calls