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Data disaster at Meta? Billion-euro class action lawsuit gets underway!

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Misleading advertising and data protection violations: ImmobilienScout24 loses in court

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Sick? Yes. And what business is that of the boss?

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ECJ strengthens those affected: compensation for pain and suffering in the event of a data breach even without concrete financial loss

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Hackers strike: Data leak at Ferienwohnungen.de ends up on the darknet

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Whistleblower revealed: US social database with 550 million entries ended up in insecure cloud

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EU court: data transfer to the USA remains permitted for the time being

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Phishing trap costs 41,000 euros - court: "It's our own fault!"

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More cameras, more control: is Austria becoming a surveillance state?

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WLAN as a surveillance tool? University of Melbourne comes under pressure after data protection scandal

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Data scandal at Ameos: Clinic demands that patients take action themselves

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USA against censorship & espionage: Now the FTC is targeting Big Tech

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Cyber attack on Infoniqa: Did hackers steal our salary data?

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BGH ruling: Police can force your finger for your smartphone - constitutional breach with announcement?

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Cyber knockout: How hackers brought a company worth millions to its knees

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Data for discounts: Will the Lidl app soon become a cost trap?

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Spy in the police station? Why the Chaos Computer Club warns against Palantir

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Your data is not safe - not even in the EU! Why Microsoft has to hand it over.

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