Policy & legislation

Only 12% of third-party consent-seeking banners and notifications meet minimum requirements

"This is not a partner we can work with under these conditions," says Dutch MEP

Hackers said to have stolen data belonging to 14 million customers over a nine-month period

Companies are desperate to avoid the sanctions for failing to remove content but admit some oversight is needed

Quanta told to pay HP for optical drive price fixing

Exec claims introduction of Californian privacy act won't have much of an impact on businesses

Does your organisation comply with the toughest ever set of data protection rules?

Stolen hard drives contained personal banking information including payroll data

People could access sensitive customer data in some cases by only providing a name and date of birth

Open Rights Group demands leading parties stop using claimants data for microtargeting election campaigns

Leaked documents suggest the Privacy Shield will eventually make way for a much deeper trans-Atlantic relationship

His comments were made to world leaders at the Nato summit in Watford

Trump warned this week that 100% tariffs would be slapped on French goods if its own tax plans went ahead

The firm faces another probe into its business practices following US investigations in September

Legislature used a third-party firm thought to be at the centre of electoral controversy in the UK and US

The latest in a long line of high-profile cases to result in a win for the complainant

AggregateIQ didn't do enough to ensure it had the right to share voter information with Facebook, report says

Ride-hailing company has just 21 days to appeal the decision

The internet luminary wants the tech industry and governments to hold each other to account

Fears mount over UK skills shortfall as searches for European tech roles continues to boom

Amnesty International report rails against tech giants for creating a “golden age of surveillance”