Judith Duportail, reporter for the Guardian, recently found out how much data Tinder held on her. The result was shocking – over 800 pages’ worth of her most intimate details.
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The new entry/exit system adopted by the European Parliament has caused an uproar among privacy watchdog organisations.
Even in the harmonised EU privacy environment, data protection authorities come in various flavours. The Centre for International Policy Leadership (CIPL) decided to look into what makes a DPA good in practice.
Despite overall rise in privacy awareness, data breaches are on the rise in most parts of the world, with only Europe bucking the trend.
Ecommerce Europe, along with several industry groups, wrote an open letter addressed to the European Commission, decrying the proposed new online fraud regulations.
Mike Cherry, UK national chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, speaks out about the dangers of such far-reaching legislation.
Now you can allow its delivery service to unlock your front door when you’re not at home.
The huge billboard will track the individuals’ movements, facial expressions and passing cars to tailor its ads.
The controversial trans-Atlantic agreement has passed its annual review by the European Commission, but with plenty of room for improvement.
Many DPAs from all over the EU have expressed concerns about fulfilling their obligations under the GDPR, as they simply lack enough resources, the IAPP reports.
The new report by the EU digital advertising industry association warns of potential damage to the advertising industry stemming from restrictive data collection clauses.
If a thousand dollars is burning a hole in your pocket, researchers from the University of Washington have found a terrific way to spend them - by purchasing online ads that track the users’ location very reliably. Scary? Check. Potentially dangerous? Double-check!
