2 years agoTags data protectionMeta gets record fine for violating EU data protection rules Stressing the importance of data protection, Ireland’s Data Protection Committee has ordered Facebook and Instagram-owner Meta to pay the largest
2 years agoTags data protectionControversial use of peoples’ data for targeted ads Targeted advertising is as controversial as it is profitable. Meta has now been fined Euro 390 million for breaking EU
2 years agoTags data leakAuthority investigating leak of 5 million Twitter user data Multiple international media have reported that personal data for 5.4 million Twitter users are available on the internet and the
2 years agoTags children privacyTikTok accused of violating children’s privacy TikTok could face a GBP 27 million fine from the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) saying an investigation shows the
3 years agoTags data protectionPrivacy regulation soon protects 75% of global personal data 75% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulation by 2024, marketing and research
3 years agoTags cyber crimeCombatting cyber crime must not violate data protection and privacy European Data Protection Supervisor stresses that also while combatting cybercrime, authorities must secure data protection and privacy rights according to
3 years agoTags data protectionEU and US agree on controversial data transfer EU and the US have agreed in principle on the controversial transfer of data between the European Union and the
3 years agoTags cloud computingGlobal data privacy creating multi-billion business Worldwide privacy-driven spending on data protection and compliance technology will exceed $15 billion annually by 2024, research and marketing firm
4 years agoTags data protectionTikTok fined for violating privacy of young children TikTok has violated the privacy of young children, says Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) that is fining the company Euro
4 years agoTags brexitEU rules UK data protection is “adequate” The European Commission has recognized Britain’s privacy rules as “adequate,” in a long-waited decision that will allow EU-U.K. data flows