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The first swell of what is expected to be an eventual tsunami of data privacy lawsuits has been spotted off the California shore. While not an actual wave yet, a lawsuit filed on Monday, February 3, 2020, has caught the attention of data privacy experts and in-house counsels around the […]

Is the CCPA Tsunami Beginning?

This entry was posted in Data Protection Privacy and tagged CCPA on February 7, 2020 by Steven Bowcut

By: Graham Joseph Penrose Guest Contributor Facebook was ordered on the 16th February 2018, in an 84 page judgment by a Belgian court, to stop collecting certain data on users or face daily fines of €250,000, with an upper cumulative limit of €100 million. In summary Facebook must stop placing cookies on users’ computers unless: It has informed […]

Belgium Privacy Watchdog Takes 100 Million Exceptions to Facebook’s Illegal ...

This entry was posted in Guest Contributor Opinion Privacy Today's Most Interesting Security News and tagged Facebook Peerlyst on March 7, 2018 by Steven Bowcut