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🇮🇪 DPC fines LinkedIn €310m for illegal behavioural analysis and targeted advertising
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UPDATE 1 Jan: Summary + full decision published! 6 years after a complaint, the DPC finds LinkedIn breached lawfulness (no consent, legitimate interest or contractual necessity), fairness, and transparency. Result: reprimand, order to rectify violations + €310 million fine.
noyb win: 🇳🇱 Dutch DPA fines Netflix €4.75m for lack of information
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noyb gets their first big win in their streaming services complaint project, filed in January 2019 against Amazon Prime, Apple Music, DAZN, Flimmit, Netflix, SoundCloud, Spotify and YouTube. Unsurprisingly, Netflix has already objected.
CJEU C-169/23 Masdi 28 Nov 2024
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The Art. 14(5)(c) derogation applies to *all* data not collected from the data subject, including self-generated. DPAs can, as per Art. 14(5)(c), verify if national law has measures to protect data subjects' legitimate interests, but this doesn’t include assessing Art. 32 security measures.