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Your right to the restriction of processing (Article 18)
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CJEU: Meta must "minimise" use of personal data for ads
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Firefox tracks you with “privacy preserving” feature
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noyb WIN: Belgian DPA “settlement” turned into proper legal orders on deceptive cookie banners
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Our Team, Members and Partners
The success of any project depends on a strong, experienced team and a network of partners. We are proud to have assembled a European team with experience in the areas of privacy, data protection, consumer rights and tech.
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All information on the deductibility of donations
Your donation to noyb is tax-deductible in some EU countries.
If you are liable to pay tax in Austria, you can enter your name and date of birth and we will automatically report the donation to the Austrian tax office.
You can also deduct your donation in Germany, but you have to declare this yourself in your tax return. You can find all the information on this page.
Since the following information is only relevant for people in Austria and Germany, it is only available in German.
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About Us
noyb is a donation-funded NGO based in Vienna, Austria working to enforce data protection laws, in particular the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive. At the present, a team of more than 20 legal and IT experts from all over Europe is working to ensure that the fundamental right to privacy is respected by the private sector. More than 5,000 supporting members support our work.
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How we work
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Our General Principles
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Unsere Wasserkraft & KSV 1870: Clean electricity only after a dirty credit check?
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noyb files two complaints against EU Parliament over massive data breach
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8 Years of GDPR: Greek supermarket’s Loyalty Card still not compliant
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Twitter’s AI plans hit with 9 more GDPR complaints
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noyb takes Swedish DPA to court for refusing to properly deal with complaints
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‘Pay or OK’ at DER SPIEGEL: noyb sues Hamburg DPA
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Annual Report 2023 out now!
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Helpful Tips
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Analysis: GDPR Procedural Regulation enters critical phase
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noyb's Consent Banner Report: How authorities actually decide