Charlie Baskerville

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• Salesforce v Oracle breaks new ground
• Privacy in a pandemic
• European taskforce launched over Schrems II complaints
• NSA bulk data collection illegal, appeal court rules
• Russia to delay localisation rules
• Salesforce and Oracle lawsuit: a first for the Dutch courts
• Australian health site fined for sharing patient data
• Localisation prompts more Indian tech investment
• Salesforce and Oracle face €10 billion Dutch and UK cookie litigation
• Zoom faces fresh suit over encryption claims
• Third time lucky for EU/US data transfer deal?
• France’s facial recognition law attacked
• Community news roundup: data practices continue to grow
• CNIL fines online retailer in cross-border case
• Twitter expects nine-figure FTC fine
• EU targets hackers
• Italian watchdog appoints new chiefs
• Spanish watchdog aligns on cookies
• Google faces increased pressure over Australian data practices
• T-Mobile sued over cryptocurrency hack
• Microsoft sued over alleged Facebook data sale
• ICO adtech enforcement may be stalled to 2021
• German competition regulator calls for smart TV data overhaul
• GDPR roundup: Scandinavian fines, new health data rules and cooperation penalties
• ECJ: ‘address’ does not include email or telephone
• Microsoft settles Brazil consent investigation
• Clearview faces joint UK and Australian investigation
• Debevoise: data strategy in focus
• Localisation drives Indian data centre investment
• GDPR two-year review: the data protection community reacts
• India bans TikTok over data sharing
• Google cuts data collection
• GDPR two-year review finds work still to be done
• Norway suspends tracing app amid proportionality concerns
• European TikTok taskforce launched
• Dutch watchdog fined for late decision
• Still no consensus on ePrivacy
• Judge denies Section 230 immunity for Clearview AI
• Google hit with $5bn suit over “private mode” tracking
• Google pushes back on EU’s AI strategy
• Keeping free data flows free
• Austrian tax law data retention criticised
• Most data breaches expose personal information, study finds
• Thailand to delay data privacy law
• ICO under fire for further delays to BA and Marriott fines

• Amazon fined over consent and international transfers
• Thomson Reuters sues over database scraping
• Plaid slapped with class action over hidden data sale
• Covid-19 tracing app will stray from ICO privacy recommendations
• Data rights still poorly protected worldwide, studies find
• Colombian watchdog to probe Zoom’s data privacy
• Covid-19: Slovenian court to rule on constitutionality of data collection
• Covid-19 prompts data enforcement slowdown
• Community news roundup: EU seeks cybersecurity and AI experts
• Court denies arbitration in Amazon Alexa suit
• Ireland delays stricter cookie consent rules
• GDPR Roundup: Privacy fines, cooperation penalty and IOT crackdown
• Dutch watchdog enforcement attacked
• German watchdog hits back at coronavirus draft law
• The Dutch battle over legitimate interests
• Croatian watchdog reports GDPR fine against bank
• Japan tightens data protection rules
• Community news roundup: firms press on with data hires
• Supreme Court to hear Safari Workaround appeal
• Study: GDPR boosted Google market share and cut third-party cookies
• Australian regulator sues Facebook over Cambridge Analytica
• Advocate-general says offline data consent must be explicit
• Dutch tennis association to appeal regulator’s legitimate interest snub
• Court dismisses BIPA fingerprint class action
• Facebook sues analytics firm over data harvesting
• MGM hit with class action over data breach
• Court gives green light for Marriott hacking victims
• Google to shift UK data control to US amid Brexit fears
• EU could demand review of AIs before market entry
• EU considers forced data sharing
• Insurance regulator calls for cyberattack database
• Wawa faces fresh set of data breach suits
• Czech regulator probes Avast data practices
• Hitachi Capital UK’s CIO on data strategy, regulation and quantum computing
• US and Singapore renew commitment to free data flows
• Hacking victims cite CCPA in class action suit
• GDPR stunts EU economic growth, report finds
• Korea set to reshape data framework
• Netherlands tops GDPR breach notification charts
• US law firm launches practice aimed at “everything data”
• Court orders Telegram to release “sensitive” bank documents
• Community news roundup: data lawyers among partner promotions
• Privacy Shield under fire in European Parliament
• China updates mobile app data rules
• Court grants Microsoft control of hacker domains