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Even the Conservatives’ most enthusiastic free-market champions quail at the prospect of planning liberalisation

Early indications are that plans by new culture secretary Michelle Donelan to replace GDPR with a simpler data protection system should be good news for the printing industry.

Ireland’s data protection watchdog has defended its stance and the pace of its investigations into breaches by social media giants. Data Protection Commis...

Trying to sell things. the teenagers didn't think that through and it was a good intention, bad result kind of thing and no doubt facebook will include that in their appeal. that would be meta's argument, that they tried to resolve it but kids will be kids. just about the irish data commission, why then, and they have the power to push this through? they seemingly do. gdpr and broadly the eu privacy regulations have a lot of teeth so i think they do have the power. meta has a large presence in ireland, all of these things become political at a certain point so you have to imagine, my guess is,...

Proactive when it comes to chasing after big tech, notably us companies for their actions? it's quite a landmark ruling, the first that pertains to children, and the second largest fine imposed at all after the ruling on amazon last yearfor after the ruling on amazon last year for 746 after the ruling on amazon last yearfor 746 million after the ruling on amazon last year for 746 million euros. definitely indicating a greater seriousness on the part of eu regulators emboldened by gdp are to tackle these issues. it's interesting because this has been going on for years since the introduction of...