Traduction de «caractère personnel présentée » (Français → Anglais) :

handle personal information | handled personal identifable information | handle personal identifiable information | handle personally identifiable information

private information

cross-border flow of personal data | transborder flow of personal data

data protection | personal data protection | protection of data privacy | protection of personal data

OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data [ Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data ]

personal information | personal data | nominal data | nominative data | personally identifiable information | PII | sensitive personal information | SPI

safeguard online privacy and identities | safeguarding online privacy and identity | protect personal data and privacy | review online privacy settings

Convention of the Council of Europe for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data

Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data

personal information file | personal data file | nominal data file

26. Recalls that the processing and collection of personal data in the framework of the ISS must in all circumstances comply with the EU's data protection principles, especially those of necessity, proportionality and legality, and with the relevant EU legislation in this field; welcomes the data protection proposals put forward by the Commission on 25 January 2012, but is of the opinion that the proposal for a directive in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and law enforcement must be more ambitious and must provide for stronger safeguards, especially in its provisions on profiling and automated processing;

14. Encourages the Commission and the Member States to organise public awareness campaigns aimed at minors, and in particular children and their carers, highlighting the risks to their privacy in the online environment, the steps they can take to protect themselves and the need to take their own responsibility; stresses that such information must be provided in a clear and comprehensible form; this requirement should apply in particular to the formulation of texts which provide the basis for specific consent to the use of data;

Moving on now to the framework decision on the protection of personal data, presented by Mrs Roure – it is a fact that there is very little, or even no regulation of so-called ‘sovereign’ files, particularly as regards public security, as you pointed out, Mrs Roure.

In summary, this bill is attempting to impose upon one group, and one group only — that is, labour unions — an unprecedented line-by-line disclosure of private information on a public website, and all this is to be accomplished by calling the Income Tax Act into play, an act that has, for 95 years — it was introduced in 1917 — steadfastly protected the privacy of the information that is filed pursuant to that act.