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The UK’s ICO has fined Reddit over £14m for failing to use children’s personal information lawfully
The UK’s privacy regulator the Information Commissioner’s Office has welcomed a Court of Appeal ruling
Central YMCA was fined £7,500 for a data breach exposing HIV information of support program participants, prompting the ICO to call for stronger privacy protections for people with HIV
The FTC order found that Avast sold browsing data to advertisers that could reveal highly sensitive insights about users, misleading them about privacy protections in the process
The ICO has fined HelloFresh £140,000 for breaking privacy laws with a spam marketing campaign
UK privacy regulator, the information commissioner, says illegal use of AI will be punished with fines
Chinese social media giant broke GDPR several times over
The record-breaking amount of the fine is the least important part of the story, privacy experts argued
The ICO said TikTok failed to provide proper information on how data is collected, used and shared
In its largest fine of 2022, France’s privacy watchdog has fined US tech giant €60m for foisting advertising cookies on users
Information commissioner wants to avoid "money-go-round" of government fines
Marketers made over 820,000 illegal calls
Retailer sent half a million emails to people without their consent
Instagram allowed children to run business accounts, which showed phone numbers and email addresses
Information Commissioner’s Office says extra money is essential
Twitter fined $150m for unlawfully using user data for advertising purposes
Belgian data watchdog penalizes IAB Europe over ad-targeting tool