Canadians concerned over ‘growing risks to their reputation’ in an online world: privacy commissioner
Thursday, February 08, 2018 @ 11:13 AM | By Jeff Buckstein
Canadians need better protection against online reputation harm, says the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC).
The OPC recently issued a report stressing both existing and proposed new legal measures to achieve that goal, including the right to request search engines to de-index web pages that contain inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information about themselves.
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien“Canadians have told us that they’re concerned about growing risks to their reputation,” Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien told The Lawyer’s Daily. “There are a number of ways...
The OPC recently issued a report stressing both existing and proposed new legal measures to achieve that goal, including the right to request search engines to de-index web pages that contain inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information about themselves.
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien“Canadians have told us that they’re concerned about growing risks to their reputation,” Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien told The Lawyer’s Daily. “There are a number of ways...
