Poland’s privacy regulator has expressed concern over a court decision to annul a fine, saying the ruling sets a “dangerous direction” by calling into question its independence and competence.
German data protection authorities have approved the use of subscription models for individuals who want to opt out of online tracking – a step which could see companies put a public price on a user’s data.
GDR has published its first survey of plaintiff-side counsel who are driving private enforcement around the world.
UPDATED: Italy’s data regulator has ordered OpenAI to pause its personal data processing, citing unlawful personal data collection and a lack of systems to verify the age of minors.
The Czech Republic’s data regulator issued its highest-ever GDPR fining decision against cybersecurity software provider Avast – but proceedings are still ongoing.
A Polish court has annulled a penalty by the privacy regulator against morele.net, ruling the regulator erred in the proceedings by rejecting a request for expert opinion.
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GDR has published its first survey of plaintiff-side counsel who are driving private enforcement around the world.
New legislation could make France a more attractive jurisdiction for data protection class actions.
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