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Community news roundup: data practices continue to grow
Community news roundup: data practices continue to grow

GDR’s latest in community news sees data hires across private practice, a new office in Silicon Valley, and an addition at the Pentagon.

Capital One data breach fine signals cloud scrutiny
Capital One data breach fine signals cloud scrutiny

A US banking regulator has fined Capital One $80 million over problems with its cloud computing security processes that led to a massive data breach.

Driving the regulators to distraction: the rise of in-car data monetisation
Driving the regulators to distraction: the rise of in-car data monetisation

Modern cars generate plenty of data, but Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman partner Steve Farmer in London says the road to commercialising that information is bumpy.

Google CCPA lawsuit targets Android data monitoring

A New York resident says Google and parent company Alphabet monitored and collected Android users’ personal data without their knowledge.

FTC commissioners bang the privacy drum at oversight hearing

Behavioural advertising, Schrems II, data security, the need for legislative overhaul and other privacy-related topics dominated the latest congressional oversight hearing of the US Federal Trade Commission.

TikTok to store European data locally

Following increased uncertainty about data transfers out of the EU and scrutiny of its data practices, TikTok has announced plans to store European data locally.

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Driving the regulators to distraction: the rise of in-car data monetisation
Driving the regulators to distraction: the rise of in-car data monetisation

Modern cars generate plenty of data, but Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman partner Steve Farmer in London says the road to commercialising that information is bumpy.

GDR analysis: European regulators buckling under Schrems pressure
GDR analysis: European regulators buckling under Schrems pressure

Understaffed and under-resourced European data protection authorities are likely to struggle with the new responsibilities handed to them by the Schrems II decision, GDR has found.

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