In recent days, there has been much talk about the Facebook case and how the data of 50 million American users have been misused for political purposes. Apart from the purpose, what is particularly astonishing is how the colossus led by Mr. Zuck was not able to manage such a breach of its users’ data…
We wrote just a couple of days ago about the sanction that the Italian Data Protection Authority has imposed on the Rousseau association for the data breach case they were involved in. An episode of violation of privacy that, in our opinion, is destined not to make so much “noise” compared to another similar news…
Whether this is the beginning of a real era of strict controls on the application of privacy regulations we can’t tell you, but almost two months before the fateful 25 May 2018 (the day on which companies managing the personal data of their customers will have to prove they are in line with the GDPR)…
We return after some time to talk about the Facebook case and some news about it. It is now well established that the scandal that has hit the Californian company concerns the whole world, not just America, so it is easy to understand the reasons that have prompted the European Union to request a hearing…
After the data breach a few months ago and the ongoing court cases, Facebook continues to be in the eye of the storm once again for its data protection policies: just a few hours after the GDPR came into force, Facebook and Google risk fines amounting to billions of euros. The complaint comes from the…
The figure of the Data Protection Supervisor has undoubtedly gained in importance in recent months. He can be identified as the supreme judge, the one who supervises the correct application of the privacy legislation – the well-known GDPR – and who takes action in case of non-compliance. On previous occasions when the Garante has been…