NOYB Reflects on the 4 Year Anniversary of the GDPR Drew Wilson | May 30, 2022 It has been four years since the GDPR laws were passed in Europe. NOYB offered a reflection of this.
Apple Faces Antitrust Accusations from European Antitrust Investigators Drew Wilson | May 2, 2022 European investigators have issued a statement of objections against Apple over its Apple Pay system.
Big Publishing Now Turning on Microsoft, Demands More Money for Linking Drew Wilson | April 16, 2022 Microsoft helped push for link taxes. Now, big publishing is thanking them by demanding more.
GDPR Fines Tops €1 Billion in One Year, Spiking More Than 500% Drew Wilson | January 18, 2022 2021 is a record setting year for GDPR regulators. For 2021, more than €1 billion euros in fines have been handed out.
German Officials Finds Google Holds Significant Market Share in Antitrust Probe Drew Wilson | January 14, 2022 German officials have found in an antitrust probe that Google has significant control over the market. This enables special market abuse controls.
How Canada Left Billions on the Table After Dragging Its Feet on Privacy Reform Drew Wilson | January 11, 2022 As fines continue to stack up for large tech giants abroad, Canadian’s are still waiting for privacy reform.
French Regulators to Hit Google, Facebook With €210 Million e-Privacy Fines Drew Wilson | January 10, 2022 Google and Facebook are about to get slapped with even more fines from French regulators, CNIL. This under the e-Privacy laws.
As WhatsApp Challenges €225 Million GDPR Fine, Swiss Army Drops Recommendation Drew Wilson | January 8, 2022 WhatsApp is challenging the €225 Million fine it received under the GDPR laws. This as the Swiss Army is no longer recommending it.
Officials Defend Irish DPC As Accusations Continue to Swirl Drew Wilson | January 5, 2022 The Irish DPC continues to take flack for its handling of GDPR complaints. Now, officials are trying to defend them.
Offering Patreon Subs In Euro’s Makes You Liable for GDPR – Court Drew Wilson | January 4, 2022 An appeal court ruled that if you offer a Patreon subscription in Euro’s or Pounds, GDPR applies to you.
