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Sephora sign and logo on shop showing CCPA enforcement for privacy violation
Data PrivacyNews

Sephora Hit by First CCPA Enforcement Action, Settlement Carries $1.2 Million in Penalties for Targeted Advertising Privacy Violations

September 1, 2022
The first CCPA enforcement action has just been handed down, resulting in $1.2 million in penalties and a mandatory compliance program for Sephora’s privacy violation.
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Pedestrians crowd in China city street showing privacy violations of mobile apps
Data PrivacyNews

China Removes 105 Mobile Apps From Public Stores for Privacy Violations & Criminal Activity, Including Tripadvisor

December 11, 2020
The current wave of action against mobile apps stems from an early November promise from the CAC to "clean up" those that are committing privacy violations or facilitating criminal activity.
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Facebook paper logo lies with wooden judge gavel showing privacy violation of user consent
Data PrivacyNews

South Korean Regulator Fines Facebook for Privacy Violations; Social Media Giant Shared Personal Data Without User Consent

December 3, 2020
South Korea has fined Facebook $6.1 million for privacy violations. Facebook shared the personal information of 3.3 million residents without collecting proper user consent.
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Toddler baby boy sitting in car seat and watching a video from Youtube showing children's privacy violation
Data PrivacyNews

YouTube Faces $3.2 Billion UK Lawsuit Over Children’s Privacy Violations

September 25, 2020
Children’s privacy violations is a problem that is common to big tech companies in targeted advertising: screening out minors who are entitled to enhanced data protection rights.
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Mobile phone with google chrome in incognito mode showing Google facing $5 billion privacy violations lawsuit for tracking users in private browsing mode
Data PrivacyNews

$5 Billion Privacy Violations Lawsuit Claims Google Violated Federal Wiretap Laws by Tracking Users in “Private Browsing” Mode

June 18, 2020
Google is potentially facing a $5 billion fine for privacy violations by collecting data without consent when users are in "private browsing" mode.
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Crypto exchange charts showing data breach

$70 Million Loss After Data Breach of CoinEx Crypto Exchange, Services Temporarily Suspended

Businessman holding virtual world with connection and human icon showing privacy by design

Embracing Privacy by Design as a Corporate Responsibility

Virtual locks on laptop screen showing Europe and post quantum computing

Why Europe Needs to Prioritize the Switch to Quantum-Safe Encryption

Police car siren flashing blue in the night showing third-party data breach

Greater Manchester Police Investigating a Third-Party Data Breach From a Ransomware Attack

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