“LinkedIn should rely on consent for all personalised ads not only a part of it,” Felix Mikolasch told Euractiv.
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You’ve probably never heard of Brooke Rollins. She wants to keep it that way.
New leadership in Dublin has put the EU’s privacy regulators on a collision course with Big Tech.
Meta had been storing millions of users’ passwords in plaintext, without cryptographic protection, in an internal database, the firm found in 2019.
Regulators are cracking down on tech firms’ development of artificial intelligence systems over data protection concerns.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) launched a cross-border inquiry into Google’s compliance with privacy laws in processing EU citizen’s data for its artificial intelligence (AI) model PaLM 2, according to a Thursday (12 September) press release.
Despite the conclusion of the Irish Data Protection Commission’s (DPC) court proceedings against social media platform X, questions about its Artificial Intelligence (AI) data practices and compliance with EU data protection laws remain.
Court proceedings from the Irish Data Protection Commission against X are officially over as of Wednesday (4 September), after the company agreed to permanently stop processing some personal data collected in the EU to train artificial intelligence (AI).
Social media giant X has suspended the processing of some personal data from EU users’ public posts to train AI models, two days after the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) launched court proceedings over the practice.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) initiated court proceedings against the social media platform X on Tuesday (6 August), according to Ireland’s High Court website.
Consumer organisations allege X’s artificial intelligence (AI) tool is in violation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in a complaint filed with the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) on Monday (5 August).
Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta is pausing its plans to roll our artificial intelligence tools in Europe, following a request from Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), the firm said in a Friday (14 June) blogpost.
Eight organisations from the network of the European Consumer Organisation filed complaints to their national data protection authorities against Facebook and Instagram ‘pay-or-consent’ model.
