Facebook data-scraping breach triggers GDPR enforcement lawsuit in Ireland
Meta and its lead data protection regulator in the European Union are facing an interesting legal challenge over a major data-scraping breach and GDPR enforcement of it.
Meta and its lead data protection regulator in the European Union are facing an interesting legal challenge over a major data-scraping breach and GDPR enforcement of it.
Social media company Meta is to appeal after the Irish Data Protection Commission fined the company for breaching GDPR.
French DPA closed down an investigation against a US company providing a browser extension, after finding that its activities were not subject to the GDPR.
French DPA fined Apple for setting Advertising ID without consent of iPhone users.
Facebook, Instagram told to pay up, make changes to data slurping process within 3 months.
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The breach reportedly affected more than 5 million users.
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