PinnedInData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Instagram for Under-13s: Facebook’s “Fight” With Child Privacy Law?Facebook is planning a social media network for young kids. Will it succeed? Probably.
Robert Bateman·May 11, 2021Is Google Analytics Illegal in the EU?NOYB’s latest Google complaint is a true test of the Schrems II data transfer principlesA response icon1A response icon1
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Apr 28, 2021Lloyd v Google: The Most Important Data Rights Case In UK History?On 28 April, the U.K. Supreme Court hears Lloyd v Google — a vitally important case for the future of data rights. There’s a lot riding on…
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Apple Facing Another Investigation in EuropeBig tech’s most privacy-focused company is facing three data protection complaints and one antitrust investigation
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Irish DPA Criticised (Again) Over GDPR EnforcementThe Irish DPA has been criticised by the German federal data regulator. Fair enough?
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Facebook “GDPR Consent Bypass” Hits Austrian Supreme CourtFacebook is “bypassing GDPR consent”, according to a case brought to the Austrian Superior Court by GDPR final boss Max “Schrems II”…
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Could the US Lose Its Best Privacy Law?Illinois lawmakers are trying to undermine the Biometric Information Processing Act (BIPA). This is one of the few U.S. privacy laws…
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021Doctolib Ruling: Does Schrems II Now Apply to Inter-EU Transfers?French court ruling says vaccine-booking platform’s contract with Amazon is lawful. But this case isn’t as clear-cut as it seems.
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021UK Reiterates Intention to Diverge from EU Data Protection StandardsThe U.K.’s culture secretary has repeated his ambiguous claims about the future data protection regime.
InData ProtectionbyRobert Bateman·Mar 24, 2021T-Mobile to Sell US Customers’ Web Usage Data on Opt-Out BasisTelecoms giant will start selling information about how customers use the web and what apps are on their phones unless they opt out.
