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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2020

Privacy In Entering Businesses In The Coronavirus Days

The Privacy Protection Authority (the "PPA") has published a guideline (the "Guideline") regarding privacy protection of the data of visitors which is collected upon their entering the premises...

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The Privacy Protection Authority (the "PPA") has published a guideline (the "Guideline") regarding privacy protection of the data of visitors which is collected upon their entering the premises of businesses. The Guidelines provide parameters for stores and businesses which are required by the Emergency regulations (New Coronavirus – Restrictions on Activities), 2020 (the "Emergency Regulations") to ask those persons entering their premises questions about their health. Under the Guidelines, such businesses are required to respect the overarching privacy principles of consent, purpose limitation and proportionality when questioning the visitors.

Under the Emergency Regulations, businesses are required to ask the visitors whether they have been coughing, whether their temperature is higher than 38 degrees Celsius (currently or in the past week) and whether they had close contact with a Coronavirus patient in the past two weeks. It is preferable for the business

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