Apple iCloud data storage lawsuit complaint to continue
A US court has greenlit part of a class action complaint against Apple alleging that it breached its own terms by storing data on servers operated by other companies.
ICO’s British Airways and Marriott delays signal fine reductions
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office has again delayed deciding whether to impose large fines on British Airways and Marriott – with both companies indicating the proposed penalties may be reduced.
UK Supreme Court rules against alleged Isis killers’ data transfer
The UK’s highest court has unanimously held that the government’s transfer of evidence relating to the alleged murderers of 27 men in Syria was illegal.
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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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