Irish data regulator finds PCI breached privacy law in elder data sharing

Ireland's Data Protection Commission ruled that the Presbyterian Church in Ireland failed to justify sharing sensitive personal data about a former church elder, marking a regulatory finding against a religious institution. The decision underscores data-protection enforcement extending beyond commercial entities, though the specific data shared and parties involved remain undisclosed. This matters as it sets a precedent for applying GDPR to organizational data handling in non-commercial contexts.

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