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Oracle and Equifax among firms accused of violating GDPR
News Privacy International accuse seven data brokers, at-tech firms and credit agencies of being “premised on exploiting people’s data”
Warped consumer expectations may evolve GDPR compliance
In-depth With five months of GDPR seeing SARs spike, and “bizarre” RTBF requests, could a new breed of compliance emerge?
Gov to ask how tech giants are harming digital competition
News Panel will ask whether data collection is killing startups, and the effect of AI on price collusion
Father of the web wants to give you back your data
News Father of the World Wide Web says it has evolved into an "engine of inequality and division"
Gov to review how data can save consumers money in markets
News Research shows a ‘loyalty penalty’ in markets such as mobile and broadband is costing households £877 per year
GCHQ’s mass data collection breached human rights law
News Surveillance methods disclosed by Edward Snowden in 2013 ruled illegal in landmark ruling
Government faces legal challenge over immigrant data rights
News Activist groups accuse the government of creating a ‘two-tier system’ of data rights to the detriment of immigrants
Facebook should be made liable for fake news, MPs say
News Wide-reaching report pinpoints the social media company's role in the spread of disinformation and hate speech
