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Canada Supreme Court rules IP address privacy warrants constitutional protection

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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled 5-4 on Friday that Canada’s Constitution protects Canadians’ internet protocol (IP) addresses from unreasonable search. Therefore, Canadians’ IP addresses attract a reasonable expectation of privacy and are therefore constitutionally protected from unreasonable search.

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Canada federal and provincial privacy authorities investigate ChatGPT use of personal information

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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) announced Thursday that it will jointly investigate OpenAI, the company behind the artificial intelligence chatbot “ChatGPT,” with provincial privacy authorities in British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.

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Canada parliamentary watchdog finds intelligence agency hiring practice violates privacy

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The National Security and Intelligence Review Agency (NSIRA) of Canada announced that the Communications Security Establishment’s (CSE) use of polygraphs for security screening during the hiring process likely breaches the privacy rights of prospective employees.

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Canada police officers initiate privacy case following investigation into ‘racist’ and ‘pornographic’ WhatsApp messages

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The privacy challenge targets section 103 of the British Columbia Police Act, which allows judges to authorize searches on certain premises that may potentially contain evidence of police misconduct.

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Supreme Court of Canada upholds rights of Ontario public school teachers against unreasonable workplace searches

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The Supreme Court of Canada affirmed on Friday that Ontario public school board teachers are entitled to protection against unreasonable search and seizure in their workplace under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The school board then sought recourse at the Supreme Court of Canada, which ultimately dismissed the appeal.

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Canada privacy regulator finds ID scanning technology at Alberta liquor stores are illegal

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The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OPIC) of Canada published on Thursday the findings of its investigation into Alcanna Inc.’s ” The post Canada privacy regulator finds ID scanning technology at Alberta liquor stores are illegal appeared first on JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary.

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India, Canada Lead International Privacy Laws To Watch

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As the global data privacy law patchwork continues to expand, companies need to think beyond the U.S. and European Union and ensure they're paying attention to places such as India and Canada, which are inching toward enacting laws with major penalties and tight data transfer restrictions.

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