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EU bows to pressure on loosening AI, privacy rulesThe EU plans to ease parts of its AI and data protection rules to help European businesses compete with US and Chinese rivals. Critics argu...- Clearview AI faces criminal complaint in Austria for suspected privacy violationsAustrian privacy group Noyb has filed a criminal complaint against Clearview AI, accusing it of illegally collecting EU residents’ photos f...
- Austria finds Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students: privacy campaign groupAustria's data protection authority has determined that Microsoft "illegally" tracked students using its education software and must grant ...
- Meta faces row over plan to use European data for AIA Vienna-based privacy campaign group said Wednesday it has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Meta, after the tech giant announced plans to...
- Advocacy group threatens Meta with injunction over use of EU data for AI trainingNOYB (none of your business), led by privacy activist Max Schrems, said it had sent a cease and desist letter on Wednesday to Meta which pl...
- Meta says will resume AI training with public content from European usersMeta will resume using public content from EU users to train its AI, after pausing due to privacy concerns. It excludes private messages an...
- Meta to offer less personalised ads in Europe to appease regulatorsOver the coming weeks, people in the EU who use the company's social media platforms for free with ads, will be able to choose to see ads b...
- X hit with Austrian data use complaint over AI trainingThe group led by privacy activist Max Schrems announced that it had filed General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) complaints with authori...
- Meta hit with privacy complaints in Europe over AI plansA Vienna-based privacy campaign group filed complaints in 11 European countries against Meta on Thursday, saying the global tech giant's pl...
- Privacy activist Schrems files complaints against Google's FitbitAdvocacy group Noyb on Thursday filed complaints against Google-owned Fitbit in Austria, the Netherlands and Italy accusing the fitness tra...
- Digital rights group NOYB challenges Ryanair's use of facial recognitionThe Irish airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, says on its website that in order to comply with safety and security requirements...
- EU announces new US data transfer pact, but challenge aheadThe EU executive said measures taken by the United States ensured an adequate level of protection for Europeans' personal data transferred ...
- Europe signs off on a new privacy pact that allows people's data to keep flowing to USUnder the deal, U.S. intelligence agencies' access to data is limited to what's "necessary and proportionate" to protect national security....
- EU Commission revamps procedures to speed up Big Tech privacy probesStung by criticism of tardy privacy investigations and the Irish privacy regulator's outsized role in overseeing Big Tech, the European Com...
- Meta cannot run ads based on personal data, rules EU privacy watchdog: sourceThe Irish data protection agency, which oversees Meta because its European headquarters is located in Dublin, has been given a month to iss...
- Privacy activists in EU file complaints over iPhone trackingNOYB says the iOS operating system creates unique codes for each iPhone that allow Apple and other third parties to “identify users across ...
- Privacy activist files complaints against Apple's tracking toolIt is the first such major action against the U.S. technology group in regards to European Union privacy rules.
- Google loses appeal against €50 million French fineFrance's highest administrative authority on Friday dismissed a challenge by Google against a fine of 50 million euros ($56 million) for fa...
- Facebook US data transfer case goes to Europe's top courtThe European Court of Justice is hearing arguments on July 9 on whether Facebook's Dublin-based subsidiary can legally transfer users' pers...
- Facebook's arch nemesis, Max Schrems, says he’d raised data breach alarm bells in 2011Schrems has taken on Facebook many times and won a landmark European Union court ruling in 2015.
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