Amazon loses appeal in Luxembourg's administrative court over 746m euro GDPR fine related to use of data for personalised advertising

Amazon loses appeal in Luxembourg's administrative court over 746m euro GDPR fine related to use of data for personalised advertising
Privacy advocates criticise Google over decision to allow companies to track users via digital fingerprints, which takes effect this week
US House of Representatives proposes bill that could ban Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek from government-issued devices
Italy's data regulator fines OpenAI 15m euros over lack of 'adequate legal basis' for data collection, concerns over exposure of young people
TikTok, ByteDance ask court for emergency injunction to pause enforcement of divestiture law pending Supreme Court appeal
Highest EU court rules in favour of privacy advocate Max Schrems, saying Facebook parent Meta must minimise data used for targeting ads
Microsoft-owned LinkedIn suspends use of UK user data to train generative AI after concerns expressed by data protection office
Vienna privacy group Noyb files GDPR complaints in nine countries over X plans to use user data to train AI tools
TikTok, ByteDance ask appeals court to reject US request to file parts of case in secret as companies challenge US divestiture-or-ban law
Oracle to pay $115m to settle proposed class-action lawsuit over 'digital dossiers' that allegedly collected data on hundreds of millions
AT&T reportedly pays hacker $300,000 to delete cache of stolen data affecting 'nearly all' its customer base
TikTok discloses in court documents it offered US government ability to shut platform down, as it prepares for September court battle
Independent retailers sue Amazon for £1bn in biggest-ever UK retail case alleging company misused their data to launch rival products
Microsoft takes step back on 'Recall' AI screenshot feature on Copilot+ PCs after critics compare it to pre-installed spyware
Hacking group posts advert to sell customer, staff data allegedly stolen from Santander after bank acknowledges hack in May
techUK and other tech, human rights groups say proposed changes to Investigatory Powers Act could introduce 'mass surveillance'
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