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New rules on biometric data, and the Internet of Things?

New rules on the usage of biometric data issued by the Italian data protection authority (the "Garante" or "DPA") are meant to clarify the applicable obligations with the purpose to ease the adoption of technologies relying on them in connection for instance to mobile devices and therefore also of wearable technologies part of the Internet of Things.  However, such rules, that are now subject to an open consultation, set stringent obligations in their processing that might require improvements to avoid they reppresent a barrier for the launch of new products.

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Google data protection issues with right to be forgotten

Google data protection issues might increase as a consequence of the ruling of the European Court of Justice that obliged search engines to remove the link between search results and a webpage if it contains information the individual deems should be "forgotten".  But it is argued that this decision might have relevant consequences also for the development of technologies based on Big Data including Internet of Things and wearable technologies.

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Legal issues of telemedicine – Slides of the presentation

For those of you who were not able to attend my presentation at the ETSI eHealth Workshop on legal issues of telemedicine, I posted here my presentation. Also, if you have questions or comments on the covered topics, feel free to contact me, Giulio Coraggio (giulio.coraggio@gmail.com)  and as usual follow me on my Facebook page, Twitter, Google+ and become one of my friends…

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