Sentence examples for data protection violations from inspiring English sources

What about data protection violations?

Schrems is claiming damages of 500 euros (£397) per supporter in the courts in Vienna for alleged data protection violations by Facebook, including over the US Prism spy programme.

The information commissioner has launched an audit into Leave.EU and the insurance company owned by the campaign's key financial backer, Arron Banks, after fining the organisations a total of £120,000 for data protection violations during the EU referendum campaign.

Mr. Caspar described the proposed 2percentt penalty for data protection violations as "economically significant". European lawmakers are not expected to complete their deliberations on the privacy revisions until next year at the earliest.

But now, under GDPR, financial penalties for data protection violations step up massively.

The country's data chief called it "one of the biggest known data protection violations in history".

The flip side, however, has been a potential minefield for the world of tech: so many networked services and data sit on the same cloud infrastructure that is now under more intense scrutiny for data protection and privacy violations than ever before.

"It was one of the biggest violations of data protection laws that we had ever seen," Mr. Caspar recently recalled about that long-sought viewing in late 2010.

"As long as violations of data protection law are penalized with such insignificant sums, the ability of existing laws to protect personal privacy in the digital world, with its high potential for abuse, is barely possible," Mr. Caspar said.

BERLIN — A German privacy regulator fined Google €145,000 on Monday for the systematic, illegal collection of personal data while it was creating the Street View mapping service, and called on European lawmakers to significantly raise fines for violations of data protection laws.

And an experimental European research project is ensuring this axiom cuts very close to the industry's bone indeed by applying machine learning technology to critically sift big tech's privacy policies — to see whether AI can automatically identify violations of data protection law.