Italian Police Accused of Illegal EU Drivers’ Data Access for UK Fines
Allegations are raised that an Italian police department unlawfully accessed and shared EU drivers’ details with Euro Parking Collections.
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Poland to probe previous government’s spyware use
Poland investigates former government’s alleged misuse of Pegasus spyware and illegal fund allocation.
CJEU rules on data storage under Law Enforcement Directive
CJEU decides on the implications of storing personal data of individuals convicted of crimes under EU Directive 2016/680, focusing on the right to erasure and the principle of proportionality.
Italian DPA Accuses OpenAI of GDPR Violations
Italian DPA finds OpenAI’s data practices in breach of GDPR regulations.
Uber Fined €10 million for GDPR Violations
Uber incurs a 10 million euro GDPR fine for opaque data handling practices.
1.3 Million Patient COVID Test Records Exposed Online
Massive COVID-19 test data leak risks GDPR violations.
EU Users Gain More Control Over Data with Meta’s Unlinking Option
Meta introduces account unlinking options for EU users under DMA regulations.
Belgium defends tax data sharing with US
Belgium disputes data sharing with the US IRS under GDPR concerns.
Research Uncovers Surprising Twist in Cookie Rejection
Cookie rejection patterns may expose more than expected.
ICO Publishes Findings on Data Protection Practices of Tracing Agents
ICO investigates data protection practices of tracing agents, highlighting the need for improved safeguards for domestic abuse victims.
Apple and Google admits sharing push notification data with governments
Apple and Google to clarify government requests for push notification data.
Patients have the right to first copy of medical records free of charge, CJEU rules
Judgment by the EU top court clarifies the right of individuals to access their personal data undergoing processing.