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# Data Protection Commissioner

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'Shatter feels that he is above the law and should resign' - Wallace
Alan Shatter 'disturbed by leaking of inaccurate information' in data protection case
Column: Why has it taken so long for the DPC to investigate Shatter's Prime Time comment?
'Creep of the Week' Facebook trawl branded 'distasteful and invasive'
Committee should be 'unhindered' in investigating garda whistleblower files
Gardaí investigate as 1.5 million affected by Loyaltybuild data breach
Email with personal details of girl found at GPO accidentally sent to member of public
Ming: Shatter released info about me, but I'm not saying what that info is
'Unexpected number' of gardaí accessed information on Clare Daly arrest
Pro-life 'robo-calls' to Irish numbers came from United States
Abortion 'robo-calls' begin again
Data Protection Commissioner commences action on "cookie" law
Student plans Irish legal action over Facebook's privacy policy
O2 admits to loss of tape which could have customers’ personal data
Privacy group says it may bring Facebook to Irish court
Over 500 complaints over abortion robo-calls
Approximately 300 complaints over abortion robo-calls
Number behind abortion robo-calls shut down
Data Protection Commissioner investigating secondary schools' security flaw
Vodafone to pay €40k to charity to settle marketing breach
Office of Data Protection Commissioner seeks technology advice
AIB apologises for misreporting of customer loan repayment data
Data Protection Commissioner to make Facebook privacy decision by October
Go4Less acknowledges minor online data breach
More than 8,000 Eircom StudyHub customers hacked in data breach
'Hundreds' of social welfare records in data protection breach
Eircom criticised by DPC over slow reporting of laptop data breach
Minister for the Environment insists household charge site is "fully secure"
The Daily Fix: Wednesday
Facebook agrees to major privacy changes following DPC audit
'Massive blow' to music industry as Eircom anti-piracy measures rejected
Private photos of Mark Zuckerberg emerge after Facebook security breach
Data Commissioner concerned about CCTV in taxis
Facebook and the controversial cookie
Facebook to be audited by Irish Data Protection Commissioner
More complaints over Facebook and its 'like' button
The Daily Fix: Friday