PIPEDA holds businesses responsible for not only obtaining express consent prior to collecting consumer information but also for the ongoing protection of that information. Companies that fail to meet those obligations may be fined up to $100,000 CAD. Furthermore, as of 2018, organizations must notify the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, as well as any individuals who were potentially impacted, in the event of a data breach.

Get to know the PIPEDA Fair Information Principles

PIPEDA’s Fair Information Principles designate exactly how companies are to regard consumer data and information. Several of these principles relate to the notion of disclosure: openness, accountability, and accuracy of data are mandates that companies must concede to in order to maintain compliance.


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