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Canada’s PIPEDA vs. EU’s GDPR: What’s the Difference? When you are comparing PIPEDA to the GDPR, it can seem like Canada’s privacy act covers more than the EU’s It is important to remember that obscure information like IP addresses and cookies can also be used by hackers to gain access to an individual’s identity
Responding to access to information requests under PIPEDA If you are an organization subject to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), you are responsible for responding to requests to access personal information in accordance with the Act
Canada’s PIPEDA remains “adequate” under the GDPR . . . - Dentons Data Under Canada’s regime, the private sector privacy statutes in Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia have been deemed “substantially similar” to PIPEDA, and therefore those laws apply instead of PIPEDA for processing of personal information that takes place within the provinces
Privacy on Ice: Canada Maintains GDPR Adequacy Status Despite Frozen . . . The European Commission has found that Canada (among 10 other countries) continues to provide an adequate level of protection of personal information transferred from the EU to recipients that are subject to Canada’s Federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“ PIPEDA ”)
Data protection adequacy for non-EU countries Discover the procedure that allows the European Commission to determine whether a country outside the EU offers an adequate level of data protection
General Data Protection Regulation - ised-isde. canada. ca Canadian entities that participate in initiatives within the EU, like Horizon Europe, may need to comply with GDPR GDPR applies to organizations outside the EU if they offer goods or services to or monitor the behaviour of EU residents whose data they use (data subjects) Below are the key considerations for Canadian entities:
General Data Protection Regulation - Standards Council of Canada The GDPR applies to all companies that process and hold the personal data of people living in the EU, no matter where the company is located Canadian organizations need to abide by this regulation if they sell goods or services to or monitor the behaviour of individuals in the EU
Guidelines 01 2022 on data subject rights - Right of access Access to information about the processing, such as purpose, categories of data and recipients, duration of the processing, data subjects’ rights and appropriate safeguards in case of third country transfers
Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) for the GDPR | Persona Under the GDPR, individuals have the right at any time to request that a company share the information that is kept on file about them A data subject access request (DSAR or SAR) is a request via a physical letter, email or social media, or even an informal verbal solicitation