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Meta has announced that it will begin to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models using public data shared by adults across its platforms in the European Union, nearly a year after it paused...
Apple has been hit with a fine of €150 million ($162 million) by France's competition watchdog over the implementation of its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) privacy framework. The Autorité de la...
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has fined Uber a record €290 million ($324 million) for allegedly failing to comply with European Union (E.U.) data protection standards when sending...
Cybersecurity is a relatively new challenge for many IoT device makers who have traditionally produced non-connected devices. IoT devices are built on a foundation of insecure software-a large portion of the open-source software and the chips used to build devices are poorly secured.
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Another week and yet another couple of pesky cold callers face fines from the UK's data privacy watchdog for "Bombarding" unsuspecting households with marketing messages about home improvements. Poxell, which specializes in energy saving products including double glazing and resin driveways, is being penalized to the tune of £150,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office for making 2.6 million marketing calls between March and July 2022, resulting in 413 complaints to the data regulator.
Food delivery company HelloFresh is nursing a £140,000 fine by Britain's data privacy watchdog after a probe found it had dispatched upwards of a staggering 79 million spam email and one million texts in just seven months. The Information Commissioner's Office says the company claimed messages were based on an opt-in statement, yet this statement did not include any reference to the sending of marketing messages via text.
NHS Fife is on the wrong end of a stern ticking off by Britain's data regulator after it made a howling privacy error that aided an as yet unknown person who had entered a hospital ward only to walk off with data on 14 patients. Due to a "Lack of checks and formal processes" the unauthorized individual who was not employed by the health service was "Handed" a document containing the personal data of 14 patients, and even helped administer care to one, the ICO investigation found.
China's Cyberspace Administration has punished Alibaba-owned search engine Quark and livestreaming platform NetEase for content it deemed vulgar. Quark was fined ¥500,000 and NetEase was required to suspend updates on a channel specializing in dancing content for seven days.
Infosec in brief The fallout from the exploitation of bugs in Progress Software's MOVEit file transfer software continues, with the US Securities and Exchange Commission now investigating the matter, and lots of affected parties seeking compensation. Per the disclosure, it received a subpoena from the SEC on October 2, in which the Commission asked for "Various documents and information relating to the MOVEit Vulnerability."