Three new findings from the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has released three new summaries of findings under PIPEDA, located here.

• PIPEDA Case summary #297: Unsolicited e-mail for marketing purposes
• PIPEDA Case summary #296: Language of consent and monitoring activity challenged
• PIPEDA Case summary #295: Customer concerned about mysterious debits from bank account

Though the findings are coming out in dribs and drabs, recently posted ones are addressing some issues not previously touched upon.

I'd also note that finding #297 relates to Michael Geist's complaint, which I blogged about in December of last year: PIPEDA and Canadian Privacy Law: Privacy Commissioner issues first spam decision under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).