This Guide should be read in parallel with the draft agreement. The guide and the attached "Draft - data processor agreement" is not an exhaustive template or list, but an outline of what a data processor agreement should include.
The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has reviewed the use of cloud computing services at the municipalities of Narvik and Moss. The conclusion is that the Data Protection Authority will allow use of the services.
The Norwegian Data Protecting Authority has given Google a notice of decision involving violation charge in the amount of NOK 250,000. Google has accepted the charge and has deleted all relevant "payload data" gathered by their Street View cars.
The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has reviewed the use of the web analysis tool Google Analytics by two public agencies.
The use of the analysis tool Google Analytics by the Norwegian Tax Administration and the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund is in violation of the legislation relating to data protection.
In this guide, the Norwegian Data Protection Authority present the requirements
stipulated in the Personal Data Act regarding use of personal data, as well as provide
advice on how these requirements may be complied with in practice in connection
with AMS.
The purpose of this brochure is to bring peace of mind about how our young ones are presented on the Internet. Both visually and safely. For everything we do, of course, we do with good intentions..
In 2010, the Norwegian Data Protection Authority conducted a case study of Facebook from a privacy point of view. The case study resulted in the report "Social Network Services and Privacy".
A repport on a study into which personal information Mobile Applications access and store and how apps challenge the user's privacy.
“You Decide” is an educational package aiming to increase young people's knowledge of privacy and to raise their consciousness about the choices they make online. The Norwegian Board of Technology, the Norwegian Data Protection Authority and the Centre for ICT in Education are the partners behind “You Decide”.