This is one of noyb 101 complaints which were filed after the "Schrems II" judgement in Summer 2020. The judgement invalidated the EU-US data transfer mechanism "Privacy Shield". The cases were generated based on implemented Google Analytics or Facebook tracking code on websites by EU providers, which leads to unlawful data transfers to the United States.
| Data | Podsumowanie |
|---|---|
| 31.07.2024 | decision by AEPD AEPD informed us that the decision is publicly available. The AEPD found a violation of Article 44 GDPR and reprimanded the controller (warning). |
| 27.11.2023 | AEPD informs about penal procedure against controller AEPD informs about penal procedure against controller |
| 07.11.2022 | Update by AEPD Came via letter to data subject's private address. AEPD closed and reopened the case under national procedural law. We don't have to do anything at the moment. |
| 04.08.2021 | noyb asked for an update again |
| 19.05.2021 | noyb answered that we will not withdraw noyb answered that we will not withdraw because it has been 9 months since we filed the complaint and that even if FB tools might be deactivated there are still transfers to Google, partially even before interacting with the CMP. |
| 18.05.2021 | The controller contacted us again The controller contacted us and said that they have removed FB pixel and ask us to withdraw. |
| 29.10.2020 | noyb asked the the AEPD if they consider themselves competent to handle the complaint and asked for access to the files of the case |
| 28.10.2020 | We received a letter by the AEPD outlining the further course of the procedure |
| 09.10.2020 | noyb offered to withdraw the complaint if data transfers to both Google and FB are deactivated |
| 02.10.2020 | The controller reached out to us The controller reached out to us, expressing their surprise that we have not contacted them prior to filing the complaint. |
| 18.09.2020 | AEPD confirmed of receipt of the complaint |
| 16.09.2020 | noyb sent followup email to the AEPD |
| 17.08.2020 | Complaint |