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Twitter’s Blue Check service worries EU privacy regulator
An EU privacy watchdog is concerned about the US tech giant's lack of consultation
Ireland's Data Protecti...
Ireland to look into Twitter’s data breach affecting 400M+ users
Ireland's privacy authority stated today that it would investigate a newly discovered data breach that might ...
Ireland’s privacy regulator investigates Twitter over data dumps
Elon Musk's apparent need to stir up conspiracies and provide outsiders access to Twitter's systems and data ...
WhatsApp updates its privacy policy in the EU after a €225M fine
Following a €225 million fine from the Irish Data Protection Commission in September, WhatsApp has int...
Meta receives a new draft decision on its EU-U.S. data transfers
"This is not a final decision," a spokesperson for the tech giant was quick to comment.
Facebook has rece...
Irish DPC pushed to strip EU users of the right to consent
The Irish Data Protection Commission lobbied for social networks to not need user consent within EU privacy r...
Ireland’s decision about Facebook sparks argument about limits of GDPR
EU officials are getting ready to fight regarding how much control companies should have over the processing ...
European Parliament votes for infringement procedure against Ireland
The European Parliament has voted in favour of a resolution calling on the European Commission to open an inf...
EU-US data flows could be disrupted severely
One of the most powerful regulators in the EU has warned that companies could face some massive transatlantic...
Twitter to be fined by Ireland for violating GDPR
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission handed down a fine of 450,000 euro to Twitter after finding that the s...