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by Nextgrid
2020 days ago
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> Companies like Google get huge fines when they break their promise -- even accidentally. Source? Facebook has used phone numbers given exclusively for 2FA purposes for targeted advertising and got away with merely a slap on the wrist considering their revenue. Facebook also collected data for years from their trackers but only relatively recently started exposing that to users (with their "Off-Facebook activity" page), which means that for 2 years they were in breach of the GDPR by not allowing people access to their own data and incriminated themselves (by now providing that webpage which proves they've collected this data for years). They are yet to be investigated & fined for this. GDPR and privacy regulation enforcement is still a complete joke. |
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