
Graham Doyle
Graham Doyle is the Deputy Commissioner of the Data Protection Commission (DPC) in Ireland, overseeing compliance with European data protection laws. He recently made headlines regarding TikTok's violations of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), highlighting concerns over the platform's transfer of European user data to China. Doyle emphasized the importance of ensuring that personal data remains protected, regardless of where it is stored or processed, and has been vocal about the DPC's commitment to enforcing privacy regulations in technology.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle told a top-level pay review that had been established several months earlier by the cabinet.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle is the deputy commissioner who commented on the findings of the inquiry regarding the Department of Social Protection.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle expressed his opposition to the term 'housing tsar' at a property conference.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle caused something of a stir at a housing conference this week when he said that the State does not need a 'housing tsar'.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle stated that a housing tsar was not needed, highlighting issues in the Government's response.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle, the top civil servant at the Department of Housing, expressed his opposition to the idea of a 'housing tsar' at a property conference.
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Ireland:
Graham Doyle had a general discussion with Brendan McDonagh about the housing role.
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Ireland:
Following correspondence with the department, including its top civil servant Graham Doyle.
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Croatia:
Graham Doyle, the deputy commissioner of the Irish DPC, stated that the regulator takes TikTok's discovery very seriously.
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Vietnam:
Graham Doyle is the Deputy Commissioner at the Data Protection Commission (DPC) who stated that the issue with TikTok is serious and they are considering further regulatory action.
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