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I was surprised this week when someone selling their house told me that their estate agent would not tell them who was viewing, “for GDPR reasons”. I would have thought that a houseowner was entitled to know who was in their house, that it was in the course of “lawful business” and that the agent represented the owner.

Global data flows have substantially risen in recent years, along with trade in digital services across borders. As per the Report published by the World Bank, in 2020, global internet traffic was...

Five years after the effective date of the General Data Protection Regulation, the European Union privacy law - hailed as a way to protect the privacy of citizens

This weeks ExTech newsletter is on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman star performance in Washington amid growing fears about the impact of AI on society.

European Union lawmakers have criticized the British government's updated privacy bill over concerns that it fails to adequately protect European citizens'

Meta now faces some A$4 billion in fines related to breaches of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulations.

European Union lawmakers have criticized the British government's updated privacy bill over concerns that it fails to adequately protect European citizens'

Tech giant Meta fined with record $1.3 billion by European privacy regulators for data privacy breaches, CNBC reported Monday.

Mark Zuckerbergs social media empire Meta* has courted controversy before. In 2018 it emerged that data from some 50 million user accounts had been harvested and sold to UK political campaign firm Cambridge Analytica.

"The ability for data to be transferred across borders is fundamental to how the global open internet works," Meta executives said.