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Ireland Meta Receives The Highest GDPR Fine To Date - Vimarsana News

Ireland Meta Receives The Highest GDPR Fine To Date

Irish Data Protection Commission fined the Irish subsidiary of Meta, Meta will need to Suspend any future transfers of personal data to the United States within five months from the date of notification of the decision to Meta Ireland and has the highest GDPR fine levied

Zut alors! Raclage crapuleux! Clearview AI in 20% more trouble in France - Vimarsana News

Zut alors! Raclage crapuleux! Clearview AI in 20% more trouble in France

We asked you once, we told you twice, now we're ordering you for the third time...

Source: sophos.com
Bad Data Quality Costs U.S. Businesses $3 Trillion - Vimarsana News

Bad Data Quality Costs U.S. Businesses $3 Trillion

According to various studies and statistics, bad data costs U.S. businesses a total of $3 trillion. Not only that, but researchers predict that up to 40% of business objectives fail due to inaccurate data leading to more lost revenue.

TPR Warns Pension Dashboard Preparation is Behind Schedule - Vimarsana News

TPR Warns Pension Dashboard Preparation is Behind Schedule

Deadline campaign follows TPR research revealing that insufficient progress has been made to prepare for pensions dashboards and move towards level of member record digitalisation that will be required. Time is in short supply if compliance is going to be a smooth process.

iTWire - Meta threatens to pull Facebook and Instagram from Europe if it can't target ads - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Meta threatens to pull Facebook and Instagram from Europe if it can't target ads

Meta states in an SEC filing it is considering leaving Europe if it can no longer exchange data from European users with the United States, following...

Source: itwire.com