GDPR three years on: ‘The aperitif to a cookieless world’
Back in 2018, when GDPR first came into force after a two-year grace period and a barrage of apocalyptic scare…
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Irish DPC faces new showdown as MEPS vote for action
On the eve of GDPR’s third anniversary, MEPs are ratcheting up the pressure on the Irish data regulator to get…
UK firms warned of GDPR fines for processing EU data
UK businesses have been warned they could face severe penalties if they process data on EU citizens without appointing a…
Brussels faces industry ire over plans for ‘GDPR for AI’
Companies which use algorithms that discriminate against certain groups or calculate credit scores using information about consumers’ online habits could…
TikTok faces High Court showdown over kids policy
TikTok’s claims that privacy and security are its top priorities are to be tested in the High Court with the…
Irish open Facebook probe after Brussels intervention
Another day, another Irish Data Protection Commission investigation launches into Facebook’s seemingly blatant disregard for customer data, but this time…
TikTok rocked by fresh claims of 18 violations of GDPR
Marketers’ love affair with TikTok might be growing stronger by the day but so too are concerns over the social…
GDPR helps firms stave off cyber attack bombardment
Some may reckon GDPR needs an overhaul but British businesses have found the cyber security measures it enforces have saved…
BA and Marriott to pay £38.4m GDPR penalties ‘on tick’
British Airways and Marriott International have agreed to cough up the combined £38.4m they owe in GDPR fines, although it…
TUC warns that AI is ‘robbing workers of their dignity’
Britain’s trade union barons have joined forces with legal experts to warn that huge gaps in UK law over the…