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Whitehall says mandatory credit card pornography age checks “unlikely”
DCMS and adult entertainment industry expects broader ‘framework’ approach to provide wider choice on how age can be proved without compromising privacy
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Caution urged over NHS Digital national data opt-out pledge
With the government proposing a new national opt-out for sharing patient information beyond direct care purposes, doctors question whether this may undermine existing objections
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Don't judge a digital book by its cover
Caroline Nokes has taken on the role of minister with responsibility for GDS. Digital may not be her background, but she could make it her political legacy
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Microsoft wary of US Supreme Court foreign data access review
Corporation’s president backs regulatory changes as opposed to allowing authorities unilateral e-mail access that could significantly infringe European and UK laws
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European Parliament justice body warns against weakened encryption
Privacy International says home affairs committee's calls to guarantee encrypted communications among member states does not go far enough to safeguard personal data and devices
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Digital by Delay
Last Friday's election result that resulted in a 'hung Parliament' risks causing digital transformation paralysis in Whitehall
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Whitehall must address lack of digital leadership post-Maude, think-tank argues
Institute for Government (IFG) calls for digital government minister to be in place post election to force more concentrated Whitehall transformation approach
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Might a separate 'GOV.UK Verify/Health' hub solve NHS identity needs?
Source argues that a platform built using the principles of Whitehall's identity platform and carrying a similar brand could be preferred direction for ID assurance to access health services
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BA’s IT: will the Transport Select Committee ask the tough questions?
When Parliament resumes after the election, will the effect of BA’s IT chaos on the public be remembered and investigated by MPs – or simply forgotten?
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To Brexit and beyond: facing up to the GDPR adoption challenge
From a year today, GDPR will be the law of the land, with any consideration to move away from the EU data regulation is not expected during the next parliament
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Data ethics, AI health innovation and the lessons from GM crop debates
Debate on challenges and concerns from personal information and AI innovation argues that initiatives to ensure public confidence in ongoing data revolution must go well beyond Whitehall
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PCAG expected to consider departed co-chair's data & ID concerns
Dr Jerry Fishenden's criticisms of present government's data sharing and privacy commitments anticipated to form part of independent group's discussions after election
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Common justice platform aims unchanged despite Whitehall “fragmentation”
CPS digital transformation leader says building common standards and function with multiple police and court bodies is not without challenges, but progress is being made after delays
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EU parliament committee raises Privacy Shield adequacy concerns
European lawmakers will now consider effectiveness of privacy arrangement as the US Congress opts to unwind domestic commitments to protect consumer data
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Government yet to hold talks on EU data transfer arrangements
Opposition MPs criticise Whitehall for not having had “specific” discussions on how information can continue to transfer to and from the bloc post-Brexit
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