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Meta's Instagram has been awarded a head-turning €405 million fine under GDPR for child privacy violations by Ireland's data protection body
Reacting to concerns raised by data protection authorities, Facebook claimed that the glasses were made with privacy in mind
The popular video-sharing platform has caught the attention of regulators who will investigate its compliance with the GDPR.
Ireland's Data Protection Commission imposed the fine that was the second-largest one under EU's privacy law.
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) fined Twitter €450,000 for a vulnerability discovered in 2018 that exposed the tweets of users who had strict privacy...
Facebook is set to make its users in United Kingdom (UK) sign user agreements with its parent company in the United States (US), in...
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has opened two investigations into Facebook and Instagram, both dealing with how the latter processes children’s data on its platform,...
Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority on September 29, declared that cross-border data transfers between Israel and the US can no longer rely on the EU-US Privacy...
Facebook has told Ireland’s Data Protection Commission that it cannot see how it can continue operating in the European Union if regulators’ proposal to...
Facebook may have to temporarily suspend transfer of data belonging to its European users to the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on...
