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France regulator raps Apple over App Store ads

  • Tech giant is accused of installing trackers on the devices without directly asking user consent
  • Fine was relatively low as CNIL accepted that Apple had quickly changed its system when told of the breaches
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China’s ByteDance admits using TikTok data to track journalists

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France fines Microsoft €60 million for imposing ad cookies on users

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Biden signs order to implement EU-US data privacy framework

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Irish data watchdog fines Instagram $402 million over children

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TikTok ramps up privacy protection for teens

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Russia opens case against WhatsApp for violating personal data law

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WhatsApp privacy case must be decided in a month, EU watchdog says

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Amazon may see $425 million EU privacy fine

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Facebook to temporarily reduce political content for some users in few countries

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