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We are today seeing tech companies entering the field of services related to “Compliance of Regulatory aspects”. Many of them proclaim that they use AI and ML for various requirements. Some of them are providing services to organizations for KYC … Continue reading →

On June 15, CNIL, the French supervisory authority under GDPR imposed a penalty of EUR 40 million on CRITEO for failing to verify that the person from whom it processed data had given their consent. This is yet another case … Continue reading →

FDPPI in association with DNV launched the second Joint Certification Course on Data Protection yesterday, the June 17 2023. Naavi during the day’s proceedings highlighted not only how the concept of Privacy has been evolving in India through the Supreme … Continue reading →

Recently a senior Privacy Pro from Bangalore posted in a professional group posted this message… “Is.Byjus reading our WhatsApp messages? I enquired about tuitions to my 7th standard son in a WhatsApp group and within 5 mins I got a … Continue reading →

The fine imposed on Meta at $1.2 billion holding the Standard Contractual Clause agreement unacceptable and US-EU agreement in the form of Privacy Shield rejected by the EUCJ and insisting that the US legal system has to be changed, is … Continue reading →

A new record has been created in GDPR regulatory fine with Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) imposing a fine of $1.3 billion (Nearly Rs 10766 crores). The population of Ireland as a country is 51,23,536 lakhs (as per 2022 census), … Continue reading →