Information Law weekly highlights—10 November 2022

Table of contents

• Data protection
• Oral evidence given to Committee on Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill
• ICO issues guidance on using AI and personal data appropriately and lawfully
• ICO issues reprimand to DfE over misuse of information of 28 million children
• TikTok confirms it shares UK and EU users’ data with workers in China as Irish probe nears end
• MEPs visit the UK to discuss data protection  issues
• What’s on the horizon—upcoming Court of Justice landmark EU GDPR decisions
• Cybersecurity
• ENISA Threat Landscape report 2022 published
• Reputation management

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Article summary

This week’s edition of Information Law weekly highlights includes an update on the progress of the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill, new ICO guidance on using AI and personal data appropriately and lawfully, and data on cybersecurity published in ENISA’s annual report. See further developments in relation to data protection, cybersecurity, reputation management, public sector information, and state security and intelligence.