France’s data protection authority, the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertes, fined online advertising company Criteo 40 million euros for alleged EU General Data Protection Regulation violations. The CNIL said Criteo did not verify individuals’ consent for data processing while violating principles for information and transparency, right of access, and data erasure.Â
Privacy rights group NOYB filed a complaint to Ireland’s High Court claiming Ireland’s Data Protection Commission did not fully follow through on enforcement of alleged GDPR violations by Meta following consultation with European Data Protection Board members, The Irish Times reports.
The EDPB met 20 June. Items discussed included offering recommendations on the application for approval of “elements and principles” of the controller binding corporate rules and seeking a request for a mandate on the interplay of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and EU data protection laws.
Twenty-four nongovernment organizations wrote the European Commission urging consideration of maintaining appropriate consumer redress as the commission works on legislation to harmonize GDPR enforcement, Euractiv reports.Â