Sentence examples for laws on data from inspiring English sources

In Britain, proving illegal downloading is easier, but strict laws on data privacy could make it hard to force Internet service providers to hand over names.

In Germany, where Google is under criminal investigation over whether its Street View mapping service broke laws on data protection, the company plans to open an Institute for the Internet and Society.

The court ruling makes it clear that China now intends to enforce its laws on data privacy, which are closer to the EU's tough laws than to America's business-friendly approach.

Jill Treanor reports from this morning's session on "The New Digital Context" The boss of BT admitted on Wednesday that customers could not be guaranteed 100% privacy when using the internet or mobile devices and called for changes to "murky" laws on data collection.

In the first sign of a push back by the British telecoms industry against the mass surveillance of their customers, as exposed by the National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, BT's chief executive also waded into the debate, describing the laws on data collection as not fit for purpose.

The Guardian revealed in August that TIGC had breached the UK's strict laws on data protection and privacy after it failed to register with the information commissioner's office (ICO), despite operating an extensive CCTV system and handling data on thousands of golfers, guests, staff and suppliers.

GW Graeme Wearden (@graemewearden) Vivian Reding: We need 1 law on data protection across Europe.

India will have to pass a law on data protection and privacy.

Last year the European court of justice struck down an EU law on data retention and ruled that "blanket" storage of EU citizens' data violated their human rights.

And while, as you point out, the operations have been legal under American law, German law on data espionage has likely been broken, literally millions of times.

An advocacy group opposed to the President's climate agenda challenged the claim under US law on data quality in federal agencies.