Twitter’s lead EU watchdog for data protection has fresh questions for Musk
Twitter’s lead regulator in the EU is on its case after the resignation of senior staff in charge of security and privacy compliance.
Twitter’s lead regulator in the EU is on its case after the resignation of senior staff in charge of security and privacy compliance.
Pre-budget submission earlier this year outlined ‘cascading pressures and constraints’.
The Stockholm administrative court held that a complainant under Article 77 GDPR has the right to request a decision from the Swedish DPA after six months.
The Slovenian DPA confirmed that providing safety of property can be in a legitimate interest of the data controller, but but must be appropriate and necessary.
New AI systems can tell if you “sound” mentally or physically unwell.
Under the proposed rules, Airbnb and its peers will have to share data about the number of guests and rented nights with public authorities.
Proposed amendments to the Dutch anti money laundering law will enable more banks to combine and analyse their customers’ payment data.
Android and iOS privacy labels confuse developers and end users.
Russia had the most breaches overall and France had the highest breach density.
Belgian DPA issued its first settlement decisions whereby the cases for alleged cookie infringements were settled by means of payment of 10.000 EUR per case.
European Commission wears ‘velvet gloves’ when dealing with spyware used on citizens, says chief of inquiry on hacking software such as Pegasus.
The definition of Artificial Intelligence and how the new EU’s rulebook for this emerging technology will be implemented is the focus of a political meeting.