Government fined 550,000 by privacy regulator and warned over facial scans for Public Services Card
The Government's biometric database, tied to the Public Services Card, raises significant privacy concerns amid legal scrutiny and civil liberties group opposition.
Footballers object to processing of performance data | Computer Weekly
Football players are asserting their rights under GDPR to stop firms from processing their personal performance and health data due to ethical concerns.
AceeX's recent approval as Vendor 1387 of IAB Europe's TCF v2.2 reflects its strong commitment to privacy-first advertising and strategic positioning for growth in the industry.
Meta settles lawsuit over surveillance business model | Computer Weekly
Meta has agreed for the first time to stop using the personal data of a specific individual for targeted advertising, as part of a negotiated settlement with human rights campaigner Tanya O'Carroll.
Itender Rawat Caught At It Again (Spam) Under New Fake Name & Website MarketResearchTab(dot)com | HackerNoon
Itender Rawat is continuing his spamming activities using fake identities and direct email from his domains, despite previous bans from major email providers.
Saving the Internet in Europe: Defending Privacy and Fighting Surveillance
EFF's focus in Europe centers on advocating for robust digital rights, emphasizing the importance of GDPR enforcement and opposing intrusive online safety measures.
BeReal accused of annoying users into sharing their data
Noyb argues that BeReal's method of prompting users to consent for personalized advertising significantly influences user behavior, violating GDPR requirements for freely given consent.