The Irish data protection authority DPC imposed a fine of 310 million euros on LinkedIn in October. The Data Protection Commissioner of the United Kingdom was also particularly diligent: its data protection authority, the ICO, made it into the top 5 highest data protection fines twice.
The proceedings before the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg dealt in particular with the question of whether a cancellation button must also be offered on the platform of a contract broker such as Verivox. In addition, the court specified the requirements for the wording of the termination button. What significance the ruling has for companies that offer continuing obligations.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has imposed a fine of 310 million euros on the Microsoft-owned business network LinkedIn. What other companies can learn from the fine.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the United States has passed a "click-to-cancel" rule. It obliges companies to make the process of canceling subscriptions just as easy for consumers as the sign-up process. What impact the new "click-to-cancel" rule will have on companies.
On October 18, 2024, the Federal Council approved the "Fourth Act to Reduce Bureaucracy for Citizens, Business and the Administration" (BEG IV). It can therefore come into force in January 2025. The most important points at a glance.
Did you know that you can automate many tasks with Ailance? With our new workflows function, you can automate background processes and ensure that actions are carried out without manual intervention. We will briefly show you how you can easily create a workflow in Ailance.
The Council of the European Union has adopted the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). For the first time, binding cyber security requirements will apply to all networked devices. These include app-controlled coffee machines, smart watches and intelligent baby monitors. Companies should not underestimate the consequences.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will be applied in the EU from January 17, 2025. DORA is part of a comprehensive EU package on digitalization and is intended to make the financial markets in particular more resilient to the growing threats posed by cyber attacks. Companies should be aware of these key points.
The decision of the European Court of Justice clarifies, among other things, the extent to which competitors of a company can assert violations of the GDPR in civil law and how the processing of personal health data in online commerce is to be assessed.
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