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Our director Max Schrems on 60 Minutes (a CBS show)

Nov 12, 2018 On November 11th, 2018 our director Max Schrems was on 60Minutes (the Sunday night TV program on CBS), trying to explain the good and the bad of GDPR and how we try to enforce it in practice!

Bundesverwaltungsgericht Republik Österreich

Submission at the Austrian Federal Administrative Court (BVwG)

Oct 16, 2018 noyb represents a customer of an Austrian bank, who wanted access to his bank account details – but was denied access.

noyb.eu filed complaints over “forced consent” against Google, Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook

May 25, 2018 Privacy à la “take it or leave it”? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which came into force today at midnight is supposed to give users a free choice, but Facebook ignores that.

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Auch nach dem EuGH-Urteil zum Datenschutz liefern Internetkonzerne weiter Nutzer-Informationen in die USA. Alan Dahi hat ihnen den Kampf angesagt.

Der österreichische Datenschutzaktivist und Jurist Max Schrems will mit einer einstweiligen Verfügung die irische Datenschutzbehörde DPC zwingen, die EU-US-Datentransfers von Facebook und anderen Firmen zu stoppen. Schrems und sein Datenschutz-Verein noyb teilten am Donnerstag mit, dies solle sicherstellen, dass die DPC hinsichtlich aller rechtlichen Grundlagen für Datenübermittlungen tätig werde.

Der Aktivist Max Schrems klagt in einem offenen Brief an die EU-Datenschutzbehörden über die Arbeit der irischen Datenschutzaufsicht. Diese sei im dritten Jahr der DSGVO ein Nadelöhr für den Datenschutz in Europa.

Privacy activist Max Schrems called on the European authorities to push the Irish regulator to speed up its handling of cases he has brought against Facebook on the second anniversary of the introduction of rules designed to help protect the data of consumers. Schrems, long a thorn in the side of Facebook, bemoaned the lack of progress since the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regime across Europe in 2018.

Max Schrems’s group Noyb in an open letter on Monday called on European Union authorities to “take action” against the Irish Data Protection Commission, which has yet to issue any significant fines exactly two years after strict EU rules empowered the regulator to levy hefty penalties for serious privacy violations.