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Privacy Fines: Tech Hub Ireland Leads EU in GDPR Sanctions - Vimarsana News

Privacy Fines: Tech Hub Ireland Leads EU in GDPR Sanctions

Ireland - home to the European headquarters of a throng of multinational tech companies - is responsible for the greatest amount of aggregate data protection fines

TikTok Fined £12.7 Million by United Kingdom - Vimarsana News

TikTok Fined £12.7 Million by United Kingdom

The data protection regulator of the UK, the Information Commissioner’s Office, issued a fine of a £12.7 million to TikTok Information Technologies UK Limited and TikTok Inc for breaches of UK data protection law, including failing to use children’s personal data lawfully.

U.K. Bill May Redefine Personal Data Parameters - Vimarsana News

U.K. Bill May Redefine Personal Data Parameters

Data Protection and Digital Information No. 2 Bill was introduced to UK Parliament by Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Bill would change UK General Data Protection Regulation GDPR, Data Protection Act 2018, Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.

UK Code of Practice For Apps Gives Privacy Compliance Guidance - Vimarsana News

UK Code of Practice For Apps Gives Privacy Compliance Guidance

UK new Code of Practice for App Store Operators and App Developers provides companies with privacy-related resources. It also highlights ICO privacy expectations. UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport is looking at whether current laws should be expanded.

UK Retracts GDPR For Law With Less Red Tape - Vimarsana News

UK Retracts GDPR For Law With Less Red Tape

U.K .Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport, Michelle Donelan, announced U.K. intends to replace GDPR with another data protection law with less red tape. Announcement puts U.K. businesses back at square one for planning technical or procedural updates