This resource maps the interplays between the Digital Markets Act and the GDPR.

If you haven’t used your Ubisoft account in a while, there’s a chance the game publisher might nuke your account for being inactive— that’s the reality one gamer said he discovered after stepping away ...

Vanta outlines crucial GDPR compliance steps for startups, emphasizing ethical data management, legal requirements, and ...

International data protection law has taken a lead from the lessons learned in Europe since the introduction of GDPR. What influence have they had in APAC? It has been five years since the enactment ...

108 civil society organisations (including IFEX), academics, companies and other experts have called on the European Commission to protect people's rights and dignity in a data-driven world by ...

An incoming privacy policy change announced by TikTok yesterday for users in Europe — which, for the first time, names China as one of several third countries where user data can be remotely accessed ...

If the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) managed to do one thing, it was to capture our attention. It threatened to bring chaos and devastation, but as the day arrived, the wave didn’t crash.

Mobile game developers and QA testers spend vast amounts of time conducting research and rigorous testing to gain a picture of whether a game will succeed in what is a competitive market. With the ...

Data privacy laws and protections against harvesting user data for AI development will be rolled back if new proposals to be released by the EU on Wednesday become law. A leaked European Commission ...

Even though 88% of businesses spend over €1 million on GDPR compliance and 40% invest up to €10 million, 80% of their employees still ignore basic password security practices. The formal risk is ...

In the past few years, two landmark privacy laws have changed how U.S. companies handle personal information. The first is the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which ...

Grindr, a hook-up app for gay, bi, trans and queer people, has been fined around $7.1 million (65 million NOK) by Norway’s data protection authority for passing user data to advertisers without ...