CJEU: rights under GDPR cannot be used for money
A Vienna man requested information about his personal data processed by Brillen Rottler, but the company denied his request, citing misuse of GDPR rights.
Glovo Penalized for Violating GDPR Regulations Regarding Document Scans
Glovo has been sanctioned for violating GDPR regulations by requiring users to submit scans of personal identification documents under certain circumstances.
Former Employee Accessed Data Bases, Administrator Will Pay a Fortune: NSA Ruling
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court upheld a hefty fine against a bank for a data breach involving a former employee who accessed sensitive information after leaving the company.
WSA: PLN 27 million fine for breaking GDPR by Polish Post to be corrected
The Polish Post faces a PLN 27 million fine for breaching GDPR related to the organization of postal voting in the 2020 presidential elections.
Nawrocki's electoral committee violated the law. The office imposed a financial penalty
Karol Nawrocki's electoral committee was fined for violating GDPR regulations by disclosing personal data.
The National Cybersecurity System means new obligations
The amendment to the National Cybersecurity System (UKSC) introduces new obligations for entities, including incident management and reporting to the designated CSIRT within specified deadlines.
NSA: Personal data sent to the wrong address by an employee's mistake is a violation of GDPR
A ruling by Poland's Supreme Administrative Court confirms that an employee's mistake leading to the unauthorized sharing of personal data constitutes a violation of the GDPR.
Aftonbladet's readers must pay to avoid data collection
Readers of Aftonbladet must either consent to data collection or pay a monthly fee to opt out, as the media company adapts to stricter EU regulations.
Over 11 million PLN fine for the courier company DPD. "There has been a serious violation of GDPR regulations"
The Polish courier company DPD has been fined over 11 million PLN for failing to comply with GDPR by not securing necessary data processing agreements with external transport providers during package deliveries.
Did you know? This employer trick may be illegal
An article discussing the illegality of employers searching potential employees' social media profiles without permission, highlighting insights from legal expert Jere Vuorio.
Woman wanted to prohibit the use of sensitive information in research - Administrative court rejected the complaint
A woman attempted to prevent the use of her personal data in a health research project but was denied by the Helsinki Administrative Court.
Marketing by phone after withdrawal of consent violates GDPR. Verdict of NSS
A recent ruling by Poland's Supreme Administrative Court determined that contacting customers for marketing purposes after they have withdrawn consent is a violation of GDPR regulations.
GDPR regulations do not apply in disciplinary cases
The article discusses the applicability of GDPR regulations in disciplinary proceedings in Poland.
The Data Protection Inspectorate fined Birลพai Hospital 6,000 euros for improper video surveillance
The Data Protection Inspectorate has fined Birลพai Hospital 6,000 euros for violations of data processing regulations related to video surveillance.
EU investigates AI bot Grok - could face fines
The EU is investigating the AI chatbot Grok, connected to Elon Musk's platform X, amid concerns over generated inappropriate content, while a significant trial against social media companies is underway in Los Angeles concerning their impact on youth well-being.
EU initiates investigation into Elon Musk's chatbot Grok
The EU has launched an investigation into Elon Musk's chatbot Grok for potential violations of GDPR concerning its generation of sexualized deepfake images on the social media platform X.
EU opens new investigation into sexualized images generated by Grok
The European Union's privacy organization has launched a large-scale investigation into the social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk, concerning AI-generated sexualized images created without consent.
Can trade unionists use someone else's image without violating the GDPR? NSA ruling
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the use of someone's image without consent may not violate data protection laws when trade unions advocate for workers' rights.
The mayor can 'look' at the salaries of employees of the budgetary unit under him
A recent ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court allows mayors to access the salaries of employees in budgetary units, following a complaint from a municipal employee regarding a breach of GDPR regulations.
The court disclosed too much. The president and director reprimanded for neglecting GDPR
The president and director of the Lublin-Zachรณd District Court have been reprimanded for excessively disclosing personal data in violation of GDPR regulations.
NSA: The Report about Itself is Economic Information, not Personal Data
The Supreme Administrative Court concluded that a report filed by an individual regarding the processing of personal data by a credit information office pertains to economic information rather than personal data under GDPR regulations.
Someone has altered your photo. How can you protect yourself from this process?
The article discusses legal implications of photo manipulation using artificial intelligence, how GDPR regulates image rights regarding photo alterations, and ways to defend oneself if someone alters and publishes one's photo.