What did you do with the data that was previously submitted? If you’re still holding on to it, what is your basis of the right to hold on to it?” she said. “Nung private na yung naghahawak (If the account is now held by private individuals), they should have deleted all of the other information that they have…Dun siguro yung (I think that is where they should have an) inquiry, that will be very important. Because) even storage is covered by the Data Privacy Act,” Soria told CDN Digital. Kasi (your storing of the data is now unauthorized. “What did they do with the personal data of the users? Kasi yun nga (Because that is) when you continue using it as a private individual, I would say na unauthorized na yung pag store mo. Lawyer Cecilia Soria, a data privacy lawyer, told CDN Digital that private individuals or residents might inquire and ask the Facebook page’s administrator to have their data deleted–especially if these data were given for a different purpose.įor instance, a resident provided her personal information, after asking for assistance from the government. What will happen to the data collected on that Facebook page if it ceases to be recognized as the LGU’s official Facebook page and is now managed by private individuals? READ: A data privacy lawyer’s take on issues with ‘Cebu Updates’ account What will happen to data if? | FILE PHOTO INQUIRER.NETĬEBU CITY, Philippines – With the use of Facebook pages, it has become easier for local government units (LGUs) to provide updates and respond to their constituents who inquire about government transactions and services.īut data privacy issues cannot be disregarded if a government changes hands and these purportedly official Facebook pages of the LGU are not handed over to the new administration. Lawyer Cecilia Soria, a data privacy lawyer, says that private individuals or residents might inquire and ask the Facebook page’s administrator to have their data deleted–especially if these data were given for a different purpose.
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