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Germany's BfDI fines cellular provider 45M euros for GDPR violations

Germany's Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information issued Vodafone two fines totaling 45 million euros for alleged EU General Data Protection Regulation violations related to insufficient due diligence with third parties and inadequate data security. The BfDI assessed a 30 million euro fine for alleged security flaws in its authentication process for its "MeinVodafone" online portal.

Ad industry urges revisions to CPPA proposed regulations

MediaPost reports a coalition of advertising associations urged the California Privacy Protection Agency to consider revisions to proposed regulations on automated decision-making technology, risk assessments and cybersecurity audits. In particular, the ad groups want to avoid "far-reaching unintended consequences" of the proposed requirements for assessments around sensitive location data.

Op-ed: Europe must drastically adapt enforcement strategy against Big Tech

The ongoing dispute between U.S. tech companies and the EU over digital regulation has roots to the "beginning of the digital era," Tilburg University Professor of Global ICT Law Lokke Moerel writes in an op-ed. Moerel claims EU digital enforcement has been "counterproductive" for reigning in the power of Big Tech while arguing EU regulations are too processed-based, giving U.S.

AI governance in aged care 

While Australia does not yet have a responsible AI governance law, aged care organizations should look to international standards if considering adding AI caregivers to their workflows, Excite Cyber Head of Professional Services Asadullah Rathore, AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP, writes. "Organizations should embrace new technologies with cautious optimism and be diligent enough to ensure appropriate safeguards and governance are in place to prevent disastrous consequences," she wrote.Full story

South Korea's PIPC launches investigation into fashion brands' data breach

South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission launched an investigation after fashion brands Dior and Tiffany & Co. reported a data breach involving consumers' personal information. The PIPC will examine the companies' data protection standards and ensure their safeguards are compliant with the Personal Information Protection Act.Full story

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