Solace Women’s Aid tackles #HiddenAbuse with Twitter
Solace Women’s Aid, a London-based charity that offers support for women and children against male abuse and violence, is aiming…
WhatsApp and Twitter facing first major GDPR rulings
WhatsApp and Twitter are facing “blockbuster” GDPR fines from the EU’s top privacy regulator after the Irish Data Protection Commissioner…
New Ofcom powers to rule social media firms ‘doomed’
Government measures to give Ofcom greater powers to police social media companies are doomed to fail, with the threat of…
Tech firms must face AI curbs, says Govt advisory body
The Government must bring in new legislation to tighten up the use of algorithms that drive content on social media…
Twitter opens up ‘privacy centre’ to boost transparency
Twitter is aiming to be more transparent about how it handles user data, including the information advertisers receive, by setting…
Oops we did it again: Twitter admits fresh data gaffe
Just weeks after confessing it had tapped into users’ personal data without their consent to bombard them with advertising, Twitter…
Brands must take data requests on Twitter, warns ICO
The Information Commissioner’s Office has opened up yet another can of GDPR worms by insisting that companies must accept “data…
Mondelez ditches ‘disgraceful’ Dairylea Twitter activity
Mondelez International has ended up with cheese rather egg on its face after pulling an ad for Dairylea showing a…
Twitter admits GDPR breach after exploiting user data
Twitter has been forced to fess up that it has been exploiting the personal data of potentially millions of its…
CMA launches probe into social media endorsements
The social media celebrity endorsement gravy train could soon hit the buffers after the Competition & Markets Authority revealed it…