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The comapny uses manipulative designs to prevent people from obtaining a free copy of their data in accordance with law

noyb win in proceedings against the credit reference agency CRIF and the address trader Acxiom in Germany

noyb conducted a survey among more than 1000 data protection professionals working in European companies

If Instagram and Facebook users want to withdraw their consent, they have to buy an expensive subscription

KSV1870 uses misleading website designs to urge people to purchase a high-priced "InfoPass" instead of getting a free copy of their data

X enabled the illegal political micro-targeting used by the EU Commission

The CJEU issued two judgments with far-reaching consequences for the credit ranking business and judicial review of DPAs

noyb is suing for injunctive relief and damages, among other things.

Meta charges up to €251.88 to respect the fundamental right to privacy of EU users. This is a violation of the GDPR

The EU Commission used micro-targeting to promote its child sexual abuse legislation. This violated european privacy law

noyb asked the Hessian authority for access to the case file of the Acxiom complaint. The address trader filed an interim injunction against the authority

Under the GDPR, companies have one month to answer access requests. DAZN took almost five years

In order to bypass the GDPR, Meta apparently plans to move to a "Pay for your Rights" approach

The Norwegian Privacy Appeals Board (Personvernnemnda) today announced that it upholds the Norwegian DPA’s fine of NOK 65 million (approximately € 5,8 million).

Some mobile apps share your personal data immediately after they're opened. This isn't compliant with EU privacy laws

noyb filed three complaints against Fitbit. The health and fitness company forces new app users to consent to data transfers

2022 was the year of major decisions in our long-standing cases on EU-US data
transfers

A new noyb analysis now shows how a combination of inactive DPAs and a new deal by the EU Commission lead to 23 years of privacy violations

Meta announced they will soon switch to "consent" for behavioral ads. Exactly what consequences this will have remains to be seen