Data Protection Commission: Rules tracking food orders legally sound

Data Protection Commission: Rules tracking food orders legally sound

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The Data Protection Commission says there is a sound legal basis for Stephen Donnelly’s controversial food tracking rules.

Despite critics comparing them to something out of George Orwell’s dystopian 1984 novel, the impact they have on anybody’s fundamental rights is “insignificant”.

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