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Data Privacy

NPC to impose administrative fines on data privacy violations in private sector

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) stressed the proposed fines are separate from the criminal penalties and fines provided under the Data Privacy Act (DPA) and its implementing rules and regulations.

Google says privacy remains its priority amid customer concerns

One area that Google wants to address are personalized ads that many customers see as a concern because these targeted ads might intrude on an individual’s privacy.

NPC blasts Parlade for ‘unjust profiling’ of community pantry organizer

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) issued a strongly-worded statement on Thursday, April 22, against Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr. for his baseless accusations against Ana Patricia Non, the organizer of the Maginhawa community pantry that has since been replicated in different parts of the country.

INCOGNITO | Data protection in humanitarian work

Humanitarian work entails data protection work. Let’s make sure that is always the case.

NPC warns LGUs on online posting of cash aid recipients

The privacy body issued the statement as a number of LGUs were reported to have released the sensitive personal data of the beneficiaries on Facebook and Google Drive.

NPC probing breach of 879,699 Facebook accounts in PH

Reports over the weekend have indicted that a large-scale breach affected 533 million global users in Facebook.

DILG to assume control of StaySafe contract tracing app

The government and MultiSys signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on Monday, March 29, that will give the DILG complete responsibility and controllership over StaySafe.PH and all sensitive personal data that are collected with the use of the application.

NPC: Police have no blanket power to access data of persons in custody of gov’t agency

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) has warned the Philippine National Police that it does not have unbridled access to the personal information of people even if these data are lodged with another government agency.

INCOGNITO | A most unwelcome request

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) has remained tight-lipped on the issue of the controversial “request” of the Calbayog City Police Station asking for the names of lawyers representing “Communist Terrorist Group (CTG) personalities”.

PNP to acquire 10 ‘deployable’ CCTVs with AI capability

The PNP said the CCTVs would be deployed in major events around the country to track criminals and terrorists.

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