Austrian data privacy nonprofit Noyb said it has filed formal complaints against a number of streaming services, including Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Spotify over alleged GDPR violations.
January 18, 2019 at 06:34 PM
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An Austrian privacy nonprofit has brought formal complaints against eight companies, including Amazon.com and Netflix, over alleged General Data Protection Regulation violations.
Data privacy organization Noyb announced Friday that it filed a series of complaints with the Austrian Data Protection Authority against major tech companies who it alleged are not in compliance with GDPR‘s Article 15, which outlines European Union residents’ “right to access” their personal data from processors.
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