News surrounding your privacy
Amazon has disputed the €746 million fine it was hit under the GDPR. A report says a judge agreed to pause payments.
Judge Agrees to Pause Payments of Amazon’s €746 Million GDPR Fine Read More »
European regulators say they have adjusted the fine against Grindr to $7.1 million after learning more about their finances.
Grindr GDPR Fine Adjusted to $7.1 Million Following Review Read More »
The Desjardins data breach has reached at least one conclusion. The company has settled a class action for $201 million.
HTTPS added a layer of privacy and security to common everyday browsing. The EFF warns an amendment could undo some of that.
Proposed Amendment to European Law Could Make HTTPS Less Secure, EFF Warns Read More »
While we have offered criticism over a lack of privacy reform, we decided to offer ideas on what should be in such legislation.
5 Things That Should Be in the Canadian Privacy Reform Legislation Read More »
While other countries issued fines, Canadian privacy commissioners find themselves issuing strongly worded letters to Clearview AI.
Canadian Privacy Laws Are a Joke: Clearview AI Edition Read More »
Irish regulator, the DPC, is accused of pushing to weaken Europe’s GDPR laws for Facebook.
Irish Regulator Accused of Lobbying for Weakening GDPR to Benefit Facebook Read More »
Things are growing nasty in the UK’s Online Safety Bill debate. Lord Lipsey accused Online Rights Group of being “extreme Libertarians”.
Online Safety Bill Debate: Lord Lipsey Calls Online Rights Group “Extreme Libertarians” Read More »
Canadian Innovation Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, is now saying that privacy reform is a “top priority”.
Innovation Minister Says Privacy Reform is a “Top Priority” Read More »
The Newfoundland hack is continuing to prove the need for privacy reform. While a Canadian spy agency gave a fresh reason, the government still won’t
