Australia’s proposed right to erasure could give consumers more control over personal data. Could the Philippines adopt a similar approach?
“Women are not props for your fantasies,” says Mariah Deborah.Â
Being in a public place does not automatically waive a person’s right to privacy, the National Privacy Commission says.
Is the Data Privacy Act protecting or failing Filipinos?
The National Privacy Commission says employers may monitor company-issued computers, but only if they comply with the Data Privacy Act and respect employees’ privacy rights.
The National Privacy Commission has repeatedly reminded parents to be cautious of posting their children’s photos and personal information online.
The crime can lead to fines or jail time under the Data Privacy Act.
