Can Businesses Scrape Public Social Media Data?
Learn when scraping public social media data may violate Philippine privacy law and what businesses must do under the Data Privacy Act.
How Do Philippine Companies Comply With Cross-Border Data Transfers?
Learn how multinational corporations can lawfully transfer Philippine consumer data offshore through contracts, security controls, and NPC compliance.
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Litigating Data Privacy Breaches: Corporate Liability for Mishandling Customer Information in the Philippines
Corporate liability for data leaks under the Data Privacy Act of 2012: NPC breach notification, civil damages, and criminal penalties for mishandling data.
What is the role of the National Privacy Commission regarding public education?
The Commission is legally mandated to inform and proactively educate the public regarding data privacy, data protection, and fair information rights.
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How to Ensure Your Corporation is DPA Compliant
Learn DPA compliance steps for tech-heavy firms: lawful basis, consent discipline, security controls, and NPC enforcement risk management.
When Can One Invoke the Right to Privacy in Facebook Posts?
This article discusses the right to privacy, in relation to posting on social media, particularly on Facebook.
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The Philippine Data Privacy Law and Regulations tell us, “Beware the Ides of March!”
“Beware the ides of March!” is from William Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, Julius Caesar. It was a warning uttered by a soothsayer to Julius Caesar, that he should stay home and be careful when March 15, the ides of March, comes. However, for entities covered by the Philippines’
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