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Permission for Camera Surveillance is Being Abolished

As of April 1, a permit from the Integrity Protection Authority (IMY) is no longer required for those who wish to conduct camera surveillance. .

Permission for Camera Surveillance is Being Abolished

The National Agency for Education on the Failure: "On Track for a Solution"

The National Agency for Education still cannot provide a definitive answer to what caused the failure of the digital national exams – which led the authority to cancel all spring exams on the Agency's test platform. We are on the track of the solution, says department head Anna Westerholm.

The National Agency for Education on the Failure: "On Track for a Solution"

Report to the Government: GDPR Needs to be Reviewed

The Swedish Data Protection Authority (IMY) wants Sweden to raise the issue of a review of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the EU following criticism from the business community and the public sector. .

Report to the Government: GDPR Needs to be Reviewed

Proposal: Abolish Permits for Camera Surveillance

It should no longer be required to obtain a permit for camera surveillance, proposes the Tidö parties in a new legislative proposal. It should also become easier for the police to monitor more areas – including locations where no risk of crime is seen.

Proposal: Abolish Permits for Camera Surveillance

The Pharmacy is Fined Millions

The Integrity Authority (IMY) has imposed a penalty fee of 37 million kronor on Apoteket, while it has been decided that Apohem will receive a penalty fee of 8 million kronor. This is after the companies transferred sensitive personal data to Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram.

The Pharmacy is Fined Millions