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A recent ruling in Ireland’s High Court could mean that Facebook could be barred from transferring EU data to its U.S. operations, as privacy watchdogs
An Australian man has been arrested for replacing official government QR codes with links to misinformation, in a highly unusual case. The 51-year-old man has
A class action lawsuit in the UK is seeking billions of pounds worth of damages from TikTok and its parent company for its role in
Privacy experts are warning that Facebook could face mass legal action for a data leak that involved more than 500 million Facebook profiles. We reported
The French Subsidiary of IKEA is currently in court, standing accused of spying on its employees with a complex system of private investigators and even
French supermarket giant Carrefour has been hit with €3m worth of GDPR fines after its financial division was found to be in violation of a
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Germany’s privacy watchdog has fined fashion retailer H&M $41 million for allegedly spying on its employees and being found in violation of the EU’s General
Google’s parent company Alphabet is facing a $3 billion lawsuit after claims that the company was both collecting and tracking child data, a violation of
