In addition, the regulation mandates that the collection of personal data by CCTV cannot be inconsistent with the purposes for which the data was initially collected.

On September 19, the Access to Public Information Agency (Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública) submitted to Congress a bill to update Argentina's personal data privacy legislation

On September 19, the Argentinean Supreme Court ruled (source document in Spanish) that spying on Facebook or by email or cellphone contact lists of one's partner constitutes a federal crime.

On September 25, through a decree of necessity and urgency (Decreto de Necesidad y Urgencia), the President amended the law (source document in Spanish) on access to public information.

The Argentine Court found that search engines are not obliged to monitor the internet and the content provided by those who run the websites.

On May 27, the Argentinean Personal Data Protection Agency published a National Directorate (source document in Spanish) regulating personal data retrieved from the deployment of drones.

The Court of Appeals in Criminal Matters and Misdemeanors of the City of Buenos Aires (the "Court") rejected a request to annul a criminal proceedings made by a defendant...

Recently the Argentinian Data Protection Authority has issued guidance on privacy aimed at mobile app developers.

The case was brought before, the Supreme Court to resolve the after two courts fought for this case.

A court of the City of Buenos Aires overturned a precautionary measure that ordered the local government from requiring teachers to provide certain personal data.

The Argentinian Data Protection Authority (DPA) beefs up penalties to fight robocalls and unconsented-to video surveillance by enacting Do Not Call and CCTV regulations.

The Federal Court of Appeals in Criminal Matters upheld a ruling that found the use of the accused's IP address decisive in determining his guilt.

The National Agency for the Protection of Personal Data has prepared a draft bill with the goal of replacing the current Act No. 25,326 on data protection.

With the participation of its Director Eduardo Bertoni, the Argentine Data Protection Authority ("DPA") attended again the International Conference of Data Protection & Privacy Commissioners...

On January 2016, the Argentine government began a process to open access to its public data, a topic that was paralyzed since the enactment of Decree 1172/203.

In 2014, Google Spain SL, Google Inc v Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, Mario Costeja González (2014) was the first case in Europe dealing with this issue.

A ruling by the Civil Court of Appeals ordered search engines Google and Yahoo! to pay damages for unauthorized use of actress’s image in search engine results.

There will be no automatic exchange of financial information with the US.

The Protection of Personal Data is a fundamental right of citizens of inexcusable application by any type of organization, both public and private.

On October 2000, Argentina enacted its first Data Protection Law. Among other aspects related to the protection of personal data, the Data Protection Law provided for the obligation to register the databases under the scope of such law in a register to be created.