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Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Uber Fined Nearly $11 Million by Dutch Data Regulator
The regulatory fine resulted from complaints by French Uber drivers and a Paris-based civil society organization, highlighting the significance of user rights and privacy concerns.
Man Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Stealing Millions in Cryptocurrency via SIM Swapping
A 22-year-old man from the US, Daniel James Junk, has been sentenced to 72 months in federal prison for his involvement in a fraudulent scheme that led to the theft of millions of dollars through SIM swapping.
US Senate Panel Hears Plea for Action on Bank Spoofing Scams
A top U.S. banking lobbyist told a Senate panel Thursday there are limits to what financial institutions can do to stop scammers from draining individual banking accounts and called on regulators like the FCC to do more to combat caller ID spoofing.
State Privacy Laws Have Been Crippled by Big Tech, New Report Says
The report, conducted by the Electronic Privacy Information Center and U.S. PIRG Education Fund, highlights the lack of strong enforcement provisions, transparency, and individual data rights in these laws.
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