Legislation would have FTC assign companies “privacy scores”
A US lawmaker has introduced a bill that would have the Federal Trade Commission rank online entities based on how they protect user privacy.
Google hit again over children’s privacy
Google has once again come under scrutiny over the way it collects and uses children’s data, having been hit with a class action lawsuit over its education platform.
GDPR Roundup: Privacy fines, cooperation penalty and IOT crackdown
GDR’s latest news roundup from European regulators includes data breaches, questions about data collected by connected cars and the imposition of fines for blocking investigations.
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Coronavirus and the GDPR – keep calm and carry on?
Amy Lambert at Fieldfisher in London explains the data dos and don'ts for companies as they deal with the coronavirus crisis.
The Dutch battle over legitimate interests
Recent enforcement by the Dutch data protection authority has cemented its restrictive interpretation of the GDPR’s “legitimate interests” provision, leading to a clash between the regulator and those who say the decision contradicts the text of the landmark law.
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- Interview: Daniel Therrien and Giuseppe Busia.
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