GDPR six years on: Is the EU law still fit for purpose?
GDPR might be six years old, but those four letters are still enough to strike fear into many people working…
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British businesses still failing on GDPR breach reporting
With GDPR inching closer to its 6th anniversary – UK GDPR came in after Brexit – it appears many British…
Germans back fight against ChatGPT data inaccuracies
The Germans have given Austrian Max Schrems’ fight against ChatGPT a major shot in the arm by backing his claim…
Industry in peril as Schrems declares war on ChatGPT
The man who has almost single-handedly been responsible for bringing US tech giants to heel over their privacy practices has…
ICO left with egg on its face as Experian sees off appeal
The Information Commissioner’s Office has suffered yet another ignominious defeat in its attempt to force Experian to overhaul its offline…
Hands off our kids’ data, ICO warns social media giants
Social media and video-sharing giants are being urged to prioritise children’s online privacy or risk the wrath of global data…
Critics round on Meta for subscription price drop offer
Meta’s proposal to drop the price of its subscription service in the EU – which sees Facebook and Instagram users…
‘GDPR for AI’ gets green light as EU passes new Act
The European Union has stolen a march on the regulation of artificial intelligence by passing the AI Act, in a…
Top court rules IAB real-time bidding breaches GDPR
IAB Europe has failed in its attempt to overturn a 2022 ruling that its real-time bidding adtech system – used…
LiveRamp faces privacy probe over ‘invasive profiling’
LiveRamp’s new adtech system – designed to fill the void when cookies are finally axed – undermines online privacy even…