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"Microsoft can't protect French data from US government access
Company admits under oath that American authorities can demand European citizen information despite security promises."
#Privacy #Security #GDPR #DigitalSovreignity
https://ppc.land/microsoft-cant-protect-french-data-from-us-government-access/
PPC Land · Microsoft can't protect French data from US government accessCompany admits under oath that American authorities can demand European citizen information despite security promises.
How TikTok, AliExpress & WeChat ignore your GDPR rights • @noybeu
｢ makes it impossible for European users to exercise their fundamental right to privacy, to find out how their personal data is being processed – and if the companies actually comply with other GDPR provisions, for example regarding data transfers. EU law usually allows users to get a full copy of their data ｣
https://noyb.eu/en/how-tiktok-aliexpress-wechat-ignore-your-gdpr-rights
noyb.euHow TikTok, AliExpress & WeChat ignore your GDPR rightsAll three companies failed to adequately answer the complainants' access requests
Good blog post from the Irish Data Protection Commission which discusses the potential data protection risks in the development and use of such AI systems.
#GDPR #AI
https://dataprotection.ie/en/dpc-guidance/blogs/AI-LLMs-and-Data-Protection
Data Protection CommissionData Protection CommissionIn recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and, particularly, chatbots based on Generative AI (Gen-AI) have become popular products on the internet and are often freely available to the public.
Find daily new #GDPR decisions from across Europe for free on GDPRhub.eu! Read and edit this decision from Croatia at https://gdprhub.eu/index.php?title=AZOP_(Croatia)_-_Decision_02-07-2025_(sports_betting_agency_case)&mtm_campaign=hubasmma Thousands of experts also signed up to our free newsletter already: https://newsletter.noyb.eu/pf/433/5gqtL #databescherming
From the ADMIN Update newsletter, Daniel Richey looks at anonymization and pseudonymization of data
https://www.admin-magazine.com/Archive/2025/86/Anonymization-and-pseudonymization-of-data?utm_source=mam
#privacy #data #anonymization #pseudonymization #analysis #GDPR
"Today, noyb has filed GDPR complaints against AliExpress, TikTok and WeChat. All three tech companies have failed to comply with access requests under Article 15 GDPR. This makes it impossible for European users to exercise their fundamental right to privacy, to find out how their personal data is being processed – and if the companies actually comply with other GDPR provisions, for example regarding data transfers. EU law usually allows users to get a full copy of their data."
https://noyb.eu/en/how-tiktok-aliexpress-wechat-ignore-your-gdpr-rights
noyb.euHow TikTok, AliExpress & WeChat ignore your GDPR rightsAll three companies failed to adequately answer the complainants' access requests
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@lauren I'm not that familiar with legal stuff but ask myself if we could get Google fined for infringement of the DSA act or GDPR laws in the EU? https://www.disinfo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/20221020_DSAUserGuide_Final.pdf By complaints we should get the @EUCommission to an investigation: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/dsa-enforcement
Or am I too optimistic? 
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#noyb has filed #GDPR complaints against #AliExpress, #TikTok and #WeChat. All three tech companies have failed to comply with access requests under Article 15 GDPR. - https://noyb.eu/en/how-tiktok-aliexpress-wechat-ignore-your-gdpr-rights #china
noyb.euHow TikTok, AliExpress & WeChat ignore your GDPR rightsAll three companies failed to adequately answer the complainants' access requests
Datenschutz weiterdenken – #DSGVO praxisnah gestalten! Unser Dachverband EFDPO – European Federation of Data Protection Officers hat ein Positionspapier zur Reform der #GDPR veröffentlicht. Darin enthalten sind auch viele zentrale Forderungen des BvD, zum Beispiel:
Stärkung der Rolle der DPOs Pflicht zu Privacy by Design bei Herstellern Weniger Bürokratie, mehr Rechtssicherheit Klare Regeln für Anonymisierung und KI-Nutzung
Zum EFDPO-Papier: https://www.efdpo.eu/10686-2/
EFDPO - European Federation of Data Protection Officers · EFDPO publishes Position Paper on the Reform of the GDPR • EFDPO - European Federation of Data Protection OfficersWith this paper, EFDPO contributes to the ongoing political and expert debate surrounding the evaluation and future development of the GDPR.
PrivacyTest.org ti permette di verificare quanto il tuo #browser ti protegge dal #tracciamento online. In modo semplice e intuitivo.
Con PrivacyTest.org puoi:
* Capire quali dati possono essere raccolti su di te.
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#maps #gdpr #privacy #gischat
https://docs.stadiamaps.com/eu-gdpr-endpoints/?utm_campaign=eu_endpoints&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
docs.stadiamaps.comEnsure GDPR Compliance with EU Endpoints - Stadia Maps DocumentationLearn how to use Stadia Maps' EU-based endpoints to ensure users' requests never leave the EU.
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️Wetransfer apparently added extremely predatory terms of service that allows them to use your files to train AI, sell them to train AI + more. EU terms are allegedly a bit better due to #gdpr but I would suggest avoiding this service.
#privacy #copyright
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@mailbox_org Conclusion: It is impossible to use that US-services according to #GDPR.
Problem: German government and companies do not care about that.
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@lavaeolus Using #wetransfer has never been a good idea because their website embeds a Google tracker. In short, it's not #GDPR compliant.
Now with English subtitles!
For those who missed it: The first episode of our new series Data Protection Discourse is now available with English subtitles!
In this kickoff conversation, Prof. Dr. Christiane Wendehorst (University of Vienna) and @maxschrems (@noybeu) sit down with @Frederick_Richter to unpack the current debate around #GDPR reform.
Watch the full discussion on our website: https://stiftungdatenschutz.org/english
stiftungdatenschutz.orgEnglishPractical Implementation of the Right to Data Portability, New Ways of Providing Consent in Data Protection (PIMS), Trusted Cloud Data Protection Profile for Cloud Services
Find daily new #GDPR decisions from across Europe for free on GDPRhub.eu! Read and edit this decision from Germany at https://gdprhub.eu/index.php?title=OLG_N%C3%BCrnberg_-_3_U_383/25&mtm_campaign=hubasmma Thousands of experts also signed up to our free newsletter already: https://newsletter.noyb.eu/pf/433/5gqtL #Datenschutz
Did you know? The US Cloud Act gives American authorities unprecedented access to data stored by US tech companies – even when stored outside the US!
This affects European companies using AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure & more and brings major implications for data privacy & GDPR compliance.
What does this mean for your business? Check out our video to learn more
"The GDPR serves as a “backbone of the EU’s digital rulebook”, but has also been a source of intense debate and criticism from the outset. Broadly, two main sides have emerged: some say the GDPR constitutes an excessive regulatory burden on businesses and the economy; others warn that revising it risks undermining fundamental rights.
In the current political climate, shaped by lobbying pressure from powerful private actors, political narratives are increasingly aligned with the first view. The Commission, as well as the coalition treaty of the current German government, call for reducing the burden on SMEs (small and medium enterprises) from GDPR obligations and other “bureaucratic” requirements.
While easing burdens on non-commercial actors, such as associations, is arguably reasonable and legitimate (as data protection is, after all, a balancing of interests between processors and data subjects), the debate is overly fixated on simplification, efficiency, and competitiveness. These terms, however, lack intrinsic normative value. Without clear reference points, they remain empty rhetoric. One can, after all, dismantle democracies very efficiently. Unless they are linked to fundamental rights and sustainable social and political objectives, an exclusive focus on these buzzwords will ultimately benefit only those actors who already dominate the market.
Meanwhile, several structural challenges remain unresolved: the dysfunctional instrument of consent; the increasing impossibility of distinguishing between data categories, especially in the age of AI; the structural erosion of data protection principles; the lack of coordination with other legal acts, and the continuing unbridled power of global players in the digital economy, whose aggressive data extraction continues."
Verfassungsblog · Reforming the GDPR