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A survey by the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) notes that less than half of responding data protection officers assess that their own organisation works continually and systematically with data protection.

The Swedish Supervisory Authority issues an administrative fine against Region Dalarna which had sent appointment letters by mail to patients with sensitive personal data visible in window envelopes.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) issues an administrative fine of SEK 7,500,000 against Klarna Bank AB after an investigation has shown that the company has not complied with several of the rules in the GDPR.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) has investigated a personal data breach within the Swedish Customs and notes that the agency has had deficient routines and insufficient technical barriers, which has led to data from criminal investigations being transferred from staff mobile phones to a US cloud service.

IMY issues an administrative fine of in total SEK 1.9 million against Region Uppsala after finding that the region has not taken appropriate security measures in its handling of sensitive personal data.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) concludes that SL, who operate the public transport in Stockholm, has violated GDPR when equipping ticket inspectors with body cameras that record video and sound. The IMY issues an administrative fine against SL of SEK 16 million.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) has investigated the use of camera surveillance at a number of fire stations in Östra Skaraborg and notes that 24/7 surveillance of the staff is too far-reaching.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) has finalized its investigation of an incident where recorded phone calls to the medical consultation service, 1177, were available unprotected on the Internet.

Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection has issued an administrative fine of SEK 300,000 against a housing company for unlawful video surveillance in an apartment building.

Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (DPA) has investigated a co-operative housing association’s use of video surveillance on its property. The DPA concludes that the association has gone too far when using video surveillance in the main entrance and the stairwell and when recording audio.