ASA to name influencers who repeatedly break rules, DCMS announces more restrictions for TV and online advertising of junk food, UK government considers tightening regulation on video-on-demand channels and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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They also want a ban on AI that can lead to unfair discrimination
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The ICO has pointed out that live facial recognition often involves the automatic collection of biometric data and therefore has greater potential to be used in a privacy-intrusive way.
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Norton extends refund rights after CMA action, ICO imposes monetary penalty on Papa John’s for unlawful marketing messages, Ofcom seeks views on media plurality and media ownership rules, and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website
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In certain circumstances, a national supervisory authority may exercise its power to bring an alleged infringement of the GDPR before a court of an EU member state, although that authority is not the lead supervisory authority regarding that data processing.
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CMA concerned that their market power is harming users and other businesses
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The decision emphasises the importance of investment by the database maker.
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The CMA has secured commitments from Google to address concerns about Google’s proposal to remove third-party cookies on Chrome and work with them on the Privacy Sandbox.
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ICO fines three companies £415,000 for nuisance marketing, CMA publishes responses to its consultation on algorithms and consumer harm, BEIS consults on the future of connected and automated mobility and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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SCCs are for use between controllers and processors and for the transfer of personal data to third countries.
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