Members of Norway’s data protection authority, Datatilsynet, discussed how “privacy (is) under pressure” as the country deals with growing surveillance concerns while digitizing operations and services. Datatilsynet Director General Line Coll and Special Legal Advisor Jan Henrik Mjønes Nielsen warned against “a society where all public information and private data is collected and made available for new purposes and uses,” outlining how ambiguity around data use can bring weaker protection.
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