Here we go again: Google back in dock for data tracking
The Court of Appeal has paved the way for iPhone users to sue Google for damages over the alleged abuse…
The Court of Appeal has paved the way for iPhone users to sue Google for damages over the alleged abuse…
Lifeboat charity RNLI is ditching its belt and braces approach to gaining consent for marketing by scrapping its opt-in only…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has torn up its own advice on how firms can gather data through online cookies by…
Marketers are facing a major new threat to how they gather online data, amid fears that so-called “implied consent” for cookies…
Mobile giant EE has become the latest major brand to have its collar felt by the data regulator after being…
Apple’s attempt to take the moral high ground over privacy – in which it consistently berates the likes of Amazon,…
Claims the GDPR would wipe out tens of millions of customer records have proved about as accurate as a Donald…
The French data protection regulator has issued the first fine under GDPR, slapping Google with a €50m (£44m) penalty for…
Companies which fail to check their data against the Telephone Preference Service have been warned to expect “robust” action on…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has come good on its pledge to start removing inactive and invalid numbers from the Telephone…