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Case No.: 1998132
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Whether disclosure of results of Teaching Evaluation to students is a contravention of the Ordinance. |
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Case No.: 1998125
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A data user should not issue to any individual any card bearing the ID card number of that individual. |
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Case No.: 1998106
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Whether display on a notice board of the surname and part of the ID card number of an individual is in contravention of the Ordinance. |
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Case No.: 1997004
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Collection of personal data |
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Case No.: 1997005
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Employee resignation notice containing excessive data |
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Case No.: ar9798-10
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Security of personal data used in debt collection |
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Case No.: 1997014
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Collection and security of personal data collected by building managers |
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Case No.: 1997015
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Liability of a principal |
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Case No.: 1997016
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Disclosure of clients' personal data by insurance agent |
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Case No.: 1997018
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Disclosure of sensitive information by a law firm |
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Case No.: 2001003
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Loss of documents when subscribing to a mobile phone service |
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Case No.: 2001005
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Wrongful transmission of subscribers' personal data by fax - DPP4 |
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Case No.: 2002006
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Sending documents through a third party |
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Case No.: 2002007
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Service of trial bundle by a solicitor's firm |
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Case No.: 2002008
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Identity card number as default password |
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Case No.: 1998001
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Reading out of unsolicited data of a data subject contained in her letter |
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Case No.: 2003005
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Randomly assigned instead of fixed reset password preferred when reactivating a lockout account |
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Case No.: 2003006
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Prevention of unauthorized or accidental access to password protected customers' personal data |
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Case No.: 2003007
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Personal data collected through outdoor marketing campaigns |
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Case No.: 1997020
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Definition of 'data user' |
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Case No.: 2004005
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Sending information through fax |
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Case No.: 2003011
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Collection of ID card number of visitor by security guard |
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Case No.: 2005009
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Handling of customers' personal data by marketing staff |
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Case No.: 2005011
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Whether the telecommunications company had taken all practicable steps to protect personal data of customers using its online billing system. |
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Case No.: 2005016
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An e-mail is not personal data of a person simply because the name of that person is on the list of recipients |
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Case No.: 2005018
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Inadequate verification procedure to protect customers' personal data against unauthorized access |
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Case No.: 2007001
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Complainant's duty to establish a valid complaint |
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Case No.: 2007007
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Non-compliance with data access request by a university |
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Case No.: 2006010
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Online data leakage of personal data of policyholder of an insurance company |
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Case No.: 2008005
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Whether an e-mail address is personal data. |
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Case No.: 2009003
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A messenger of a law firm requested a receptionist to sign on a copy of a letter addressing to the complainant as acknowledgement of receipt thereby disclosing the complainant's personal data. |
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Case No.: 2007021
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Case No.: 2009101
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What are the appropriate steps to be taken by a data user in data loss or leakage incidents |
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Case No.: 2009009
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Whether the preventive measures taken by a telecommunications company were adequate to ensure that the customers' personal data are protected against unauthorized or accidental access |