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China-based video sharing app handed record fine over privacy breach

Tiktok, a popular video-sharing app, owned by China-based ByteDance, has been handed the largest fine for a US case involving children's data privacy. According to theBBC, company has agreed to pay US$5.7 million (

CJEU: Spain failed to transpose EU Directive on the protection of personal data

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a judgement in Case C-658/19 Commission v Spain, stating that Spain failed to adopt measures to transpose EU Directive 2016/680 on the protection of personal data for the purposes of the pr...

US Senators requests Energy and Homeland Security to limit use of Huawei IoT devices

In aletter sent to the US Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, 11 US Senators from both parties asked the federal government to ban the use of Huawei IoT devices as part of the US electricity infrastructure. I...

Mobile World Daily -Day Four: IoT, 5G and Privacy

The final issue of the Mobile World Daily has been released. The daily includes articles on 5G, IoT, privacy concerns, and many other topics. The issue of day four can be read here.

Privacy International argues Facebook's "Download your Information" feature is not reliable

According to Privacy International, despite Facebook's claim, its feature "Download Your Information" does not provide users with a list of all advertisers who uploaded a list with their personal data. In a study, Privacy International reveals incons...

EU police forces to develop common facial recognition database

According to Euractiv, a leaked Council document details efforts led by Austria to legislate at the EU level for the 'building of a network of facial recognition databases that could be used and accessed by police forces across the bloc'. This report...

US President signs Judicial Redress and Trade Facilitation Acts

President Barack Obama has signed the Judicial Redress Act of 2015 saying the law would protect personal data not only for American citizens, but also for foreign citizens. Immediately after, the President also signed the Trade Facilitation and Trade...

Baidu browser data leaked

A CitizenLab technical report revealed how millions of Chinese people are believed to have been affected by data leaks using the free web browswer Baidu. In its replies to questions on security vulnerabilities posed by CitizenLab, Baidu stated that t...

Apple vs the FBI: while Apple calls for the creation of a governmental panel on encryption, the company and FBI are called to testify before the Congress

The conflict between Apple and the FBI over unlocking a phone belonging to one of the San Bernardino attackers continues. Apple remains strong on its position to fight again the court order requesting it to help with unlocking the phone; the company ...

Human Rights Watch report on digital targeting of LGBT people

Human Rights Watch claimed in a report published on 21 February that government officials target LGBT people throughout the Middle East and North Africa region based on their online behavior on social media. In violation of their right to privacy and...

Canadian privacy commissioners launch joint investigation into Clearview AI over data protection and privacy concerns

The privacy protection authorities for Canada, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta announced they will jointly investigate Clearview AI and its use of facial recognition technology. In the wake of media reports that have raised concerns about whethe...