CJEU makes landmark decision in Meta vs Bundeskartellamt
Judgment allows GDPR scrutiny through antitrust regulators and imposes limitations on personalized use of consumers’ personal data.
Processing of personal data is lawful for the following reasons only:
The last point does not apply to public authorities performing their tasks.
Where processing is not based on consent or legal sanction the controller needs to take into account:
CJEU makes landmark decision in Meta vs Bundeskartellamt
Judgment allows GDPR scrutiny through antitrust regulators and imposes limitations on personalized use of consumers’ personal data.
Norwegian Data Protection Authority wins against Meta in court
The Norwegian authority has put a temporary ban on the social media giant after its illegal behaviour-based marketing.
Martina Lindberg1 min read
Using data protection to counter bias in generative AI
Practical steps to mitigate against bias and hallucinations when using and developing AI models.
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Privacy
CJEU makes landmark decision in Meta vs Bundeskartellamt
Privacy
Norwegian Data Protection Authority wins against Meta in court
AI
Using data protection to counter bias in generative AI
New guidelines from the EDPB on the processing of personal data.
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A new strategy from the government sets out clear goals for the “digital Norway of the future.”
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Meta Ireland stored social media users passwords in ‘plaintext’ without encryption.
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The Swedish Data Protection Authority and four banks will investigate better information sharing to fight financial crime.
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Increasing reliance on digital platforms and a growing threat from bad actors means regulators are giving more attention to cybersecurity compliance.
Around 16,000 registered users connected to the university were affected, included Ukrainian refugees.
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