European Union nations and Parliament members could not agree on updated artificial intelligence rules. Talks stalled after 12 hours. Negot...

Austrian privacy group Noyb has filed a criminal complaint against Clearview AI, accusing it of illegally collecting EU residents’ photos f...

The GDPR will levy harsh fines against those who violate its privacy and security standards, with penalties reaching into the tens of milli...

Facebook found itself in the dock after the Federation of German Consumer Organisations filed a lawsuit alleging that the social network ha...

The company will complete the implementation of all engineering work needed to execute the plan by the end of next year

"63 per cent of those who are familiar with the requirements and impact of GDPR, continue to lag behind in complying with GDPR," the EY rep...

EU's GDPR bestows several rights on the EU residents to protect their personal information and imposes restrictions to how companies keep d...

Over two-thirds of Indian enterprises view the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as an opportunity to make their organisation more ...

Depending upon the nature and severity of noncompliance, companies can face fines up to 4% of annual turnover or €20 million, whichever is ...

Attributable largely to the scope and reach of the internet, several businesses operating out of India now have the ability to target custo...

Barring chains such as Taj and The Leela, very few seem to have updated their privacy policies and terms of agreements complying with the G...

The law intends to give citizens of the EU greater control over their personal information. It restricts and reduces the automated processi...

GDPR aims to strengthen and protect the data of individuals within the EU and also deals with export of personal data outside the region.

Compliance with the provisions of the GDPR may prove to be both expensive and cumbersome for businesses considering their limited resources.

Facebook, like any Big Business, is neither devil nor angel if ‘sins’ are not clearly defined and punishments for transgressing specified.

Entities operating in the EU or even outside have to significantly adjust their businesses if they hold, process or transact with data of E...

Companies that have EU citizens as employees could also get into trouble. Employee contracts of all EU residents and that of expatriates wo...