TikTok Fined €530 Million for GDPR Violations Over Data Transfers to China
The Irish DPC fined TikTok €530 million for GDPR breaches related to inadequate protection of European user data transferred to China.
The Irish DPC fined TikTok €530 million for GDPR breaches related to inadequate protection of European user data transferred to China.
TikTok faces a fine over €500 million for transferring European user data to China, with an impending decision from Ireland’s Data Protection Commission.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority is investigating DeepSeek over privacy concerns, fearing data may be unlawfully transferred to China, risking users’ and third-party information.
Noyb has filed a complaint against TikTok and other Chinese firms for allegedly unlawfully sending EU user data to China, highlighting GDPR violations.
TikTok’s staff reportedly have unrestricted access to user data, including high-profile public figures, creating potential privacy and national security risks.
Garante has issued a request for information to TikTok in response to reports detailing possible breaches by former executives.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has unveiled sweeping measures to safeguard the nation’s security.
TikTok is on a mission to quell European authorities’ worries regarding Chinese surveillance by launching a counteroffensive.
UK watchdog raised serious concerns about the widespread use of Chinese-made surveillance cameras by UK police forces.
Campaigners concerned that ‘same racist technology used to repress Uyghurs is being marketed in Britain’.
TikTok for the first time in its privacy policy for the first time names China as one of several third countries where user data can be remotely accessed from.
The technology improves on existing software, which simply collects data but leaves it to people to organize.