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The Latest Breaking News from ICO

£200,000 fine for firm that made three scam calls per minute for 11 months

"They try to con you into thinking they are your washing machine insurers" - victim

Daily Mirror

‘Aims’: the software for hire that can control 30,000 fake online profiles

Exclusive: Team Jorge disinformation unit controls vast army of avatars with fake profiles on Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Instagram, Amazon and Airbnb

The Guardian - UK

Cabinet Office faced criminal probe over blocked Spycatcher documents

Freedom of information watchdog’s investigation team called in after UK officials repeatedly refused access to government files

The Guardian - UK

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Nadhim Zahawi ‘misled officials over David Cameron’s Greensill messages’

Tory chair said to have wrongly told investigators there was no communication with former PM

The Independent UK

Stoke Lodge row: Cotham School’s 'covert' CCTV cameras deemed 'unlawful'

The school said it installed the cameras in a bid to deter vandals

Bristol Post

Information Commissioner denies data protection laws would ‘shackle’ media

The proposed code was criticised by the editors of three national newspapers.

The Independent UK

Editors call on Government to exempt press from data protection laws

Editors from the Daily Telegraph, The Times and Mail Newspapers have argued that a proposed journalism code would be ‘expensive and time consuming’.

The Independent UK

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Woman asked South Wales Police for information about her violent partner and the force told him

The force was heavily criticised for the data breach - one of two criticisms from the Information Commissioner of the force

Wales Online

‘Shameful’ companies fined for preying on over-60s with unlawful marketing calls

The firms were “deliberately targeting” those people signed up with the Telephone Preference Service

Wales Online

‘Shameful’ companies fined for targeting over 60s with unlawful marketing calls

The firms were ‘deliberately targeting’ those signed up with the Telephone Preference Service.

The Independent UK

Met police illegally filmed children as young as 10 at climate protest

Big Brother Watch’s FoI request shows force rebuked by watchdog for recording 2019 school strike action in London

The Guardian - UK

BICo report investigation expanded to five city councillors

City solicitor confirms terms of probe amended to assess whether members breached code of conduct

Liverpool Echo

Dominic Raab ‘left junior staff scared to enter his office’, says official

Lord McDonald urges Rishi Sunak to ‘have another look’ at bullying complaints procedures

The Independent UK

‘Woeful’ DfE blamed as betting firms gain access to children’s data

The department has been found responsible for an ‘unacceptable’ breach of data protection laws

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Department for Education reprimanded over ‘woeful’ betting firms data breach

The Information Commissioner’s Office said the DfE had allowed gambling firms access to a database of children’s learning records.

The Guardian - UK

Outsourcer Interserve fined £4.4m for failing to stop cyber-attack

Watchdog says phishing email enabled hackers to steal personal information of 113,000 employees

Liverpool Echo

Warning to parents to check their kids' TikTok settings

'Our provisional view is that TikTok fell short'

Reuters

Consumers to ditch cafes for coffee at home amid rising prices, says ICO

Consumers will choose drinking coffee at home over cafes and restaurants due to rising inflation and risks of recession in coming months, the executive director of the International Coffee Organization (ICO) said on Friday.

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The National (Scotland)

Home Office reprimanded after sensitive counter-terror documents left at venue

THE Home Office has been reprimanded by a watchdog after sensitive counter-terrorism documents were left at a London venue.

The Independent UK

Home Office reprimanded after sensitive counter-terror documents left at London venue

Counter Terrorism Policing report and documents by government extremism unit found by venue staff

Liverpool Echo

What next as BiCo report finally released by Liverpool Council

City council has addressed questions amid long awaited document being released

Wales Online

Home improvement firm fined £40,000 for 'aggressively pestering' homeowners with sales calls

Green Logic UK Ltd said it operated in "good faith" when it made nuisance marketing calls using data it had purchased.

Inverse

21 years later, PlayStation owes everything to this forgotten classic

This PlayStation 2 title's groundbreaking gameplay has influenced games like 'The Last of Us' but the development ethos behind it is no longer found at Sony.

AFP

UK eyes big TikTok fine over child privacy lapse

London (AFP) - Britain on Monday warned it could fine TikTok £27 million ($29 million) over a potential failure to protect children's privacy on the Chinese-owned video app.

The Guardian - UK

TikTok could face £27m fine for failing to protect children’s privacy

Investigation finds video-sharing app may have breached UK data protection law between 2018 and 2020

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