News, Updates & Tips on Canadian Privacy from J. Andrew Sprague. Informational purposes only; not legal or other advice. Consult with appropriate advisors.
Delighted to see @KPMG_Canada is continuing its sponsorship of the @VectorInst. Artificial Intelligence is one of the hottest privacy-related issues in 2022.
#AI#CanadaPrivacy
As one of the founding sponsors of the Vector Institute, KPMG in Canada is excited to extend our partnership to help accelerate the application of advanced AI in Canadian organizations. Read more about the program here: https://t.co/QPBI1ahn9h
Today is going to be a big day for Canadian privacy law. "An Act to enact the Consumer Privacy Protection Act, the Personal Information and Data Protection Tribunal Act and the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act and to make consequential and related amendments to other Acts".
This morning, @OurCommons completed first reading of Bill C-26 (An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts).
https://t.co/bPGu2fod9j
#CyberSecurity
@CP24@CP24Breakfast is reporting this morning that "Trudeau government to table new legislation today forcing private companies to report cyberattacks."
Exciting article by @globeandmail, @curryb, and @joshokane: "New privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne vows to continue predecessor’s push for stronger privacy laws".
https://t.co/cxIpy5opxg
#CanadaPrivacy
@JustinTrudeau has announced the nomination of Philippe Dufresne to be the next Privacy Commissioner of Canada. See https://t.co/dVJO9OgHuE
#CanadaPrivacy#Privacy
@AnnCavoukian concluded her tenure as Commissioner of @IPCinfoprivacy with https://t.co/9tmywgtfgC. Commissioner Therrien is concluding his tenure as Commissioner of @PrivacyPrivee with https://t.co/KsZbLxWupV.
Joint investigation with @PrivacyPrivee@ABoipc@CAI_Quebec@BCInfoPrivacy found Tim Hortons app violated privacy laws in collection of ‘vast amounts’ of sensitive location data
Report: https://t.co/shu8i3ux8H
News release: https://t.co/lBJRgYcJix
News release: A joint investigation by @PrivacyPrivee, @CAI_Quebec, @BCInfoPrivacy and @ABoipc finds that the Tim Hortons app violated privacy laws through continual and vast collection of location information: https://t.co/yVD2L2ownw
Investigation w/ @CAI_Quebec, @BCInfoPrivacy, @ABoipc: People who downloaded the Tim Hortons app had their movements tracked and recorded every few minutes of every day, even when their app was not open, in violation of Canadian privacy laws. https://t.co/uPRr9i8Zid
The Tim Hortons app used location data to infer where users lived, worked, and whether they were travelling. It generated an “event” every time users entered and left their homes, entered and exited their office, or travelled. https://t.co/ZvPJnTx8CT
1/2 Enquête avec @CAI_Quebec, @BCInfoPrivacy, @ABoipc: Les personnes qui avaient téléchargé l’appli de Tim Hortons ont vu leurs déplacements suivis et enregistrés à quelques minutes d’intervalle chaque jour, même lorsque leur appli n’était pas ouverte,
#Géolocalisation | L’application de #TimHortons a enfreint les lois sur la protection des #RenseignementsPersonnels en recueillant de « grandes quantités » de données de géolocalisation de nature sensible➡️https://t.co/4uv6JYcOIz