Authors

Debbie Heywood

Senior Counsel – Knowledge

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Graham Hann

Partner

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Christopher Jeffery

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Siân Skelton

Partner

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Authors

Debbie Heywood

Senior Counsel – Knowledge

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Graham Hann

Partner

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Christopher Jeffery

Partner

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Siân Skelton

Partner

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18 September 2019

Radar - April 2020 – 6 of 5 Insights

Radar: Technology & Communications Update - September 2019

We look at a case on use of FRT, GDPR compliance for websites embedding social media plugins, and the Law Commission report on electronic signatures.

Law Commission report on electronic execution of documents

Deeds must be witnessed in person.

Police use of automated facial recognition justified says Court

Interference with right to privacy justified in this case.

CJEU says websites which embed a Facebook 'like' button are joint data controllers

Websites using third party social media plugins need to review GDPR compliance.

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15 April 2020

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20 April 2020

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Consumer protection during COVID-19

15 April 2020

by Debbie Heywood, Anjali Chandarana

Technology, media & communications

UK's Digital Services Tax now applies

20 April 2020

by Debbie Heywood

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