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2021 marks noyb’s fourth year of fighting for the right to privacy. We have taken things up a notch by filing a record-breaking amount of complaints.

The company can no longer process biometric data of people in Greece and must delete all existing data.

The Italian DPA (GPDP) has joined the consensus shared by the EDPS, as well as the French and Austrian DPA and has banned the use of Google Analytics (GA).

The Swedish DPA (IMY) refuses to take a decision on a GDPR complaint, claiming that the user is not a party to his own rights. Today, noyb filed an appeal.

A customer made an access request to receive his location data which was refused by Virgin Telco. The AEPD sided with the company. noyb files appeal.

When the GDPR became applicable on 25 May 2018, it was perceived as a watershed moment. The past 4 years have shown that a law alone does not change business models.

As more and more details emerge, Max Schrems wrote an Open Letter on the announcement of a new EU-US data transfer framework.

While some DPAs thoroughly investigated noyb's 101 cases on EU-US Data Transfers, others just started dismissing cases for questionalbe reason. Is the coordinated effort promoted by the EDPB failing?

IT-company C-planet leaked personal data of almost the whole Maltese voting population. A new complaint by noyb aims to reveal the source of the data that C-Planet has, as of now, kept silent about.

Irish DPC settles delay case with noyb before Irish High Court, agreeing to pay legal costs in the tenthousands over needing almost four years to issue a first draft decision.

CNIL considers transfer illegal and has ordered websites to comply with the GDPR.

Today Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and President Biden have announced a new EU-US data sharing system.

Amazon using tracking data against its own employees? Workers from five European countries now filed access requests against the E-commerce giant to find out what happens with their personal data.

The company can no longer process biometric data of people in Italy and must delete all existing data.

noyb launched the second round of its action against deceptive cookie banners. The first wave already brought visible improvements in banner design.

The German payment service does not only process payment data, but each item of your shopping basket. They then put the blame for any unlawful data transfers on the shop operators.

The GDPR is a strong piece of legislation with, so far, weak enforcement. In an overview of our complaints since 2018, noyb wants to show how that lack of enforcement manifests in individual cases.

IT company illegally collected data on 98% of Maltese voters, including their political preferences.