The architect of the EU law believes a centralised regulator with real teeth is required

Irish unit estimated it would be fined up to €250m by DPC for privacy breaches

Helen Dixon says app’s Chinese engineers may be accessing EU personal data

Decision prompts many to consider a switch to alternative service providers

Regulators should block integration of Facebook’s three platforms pending decision on antitrust action

Company dismisses reports it is forcing users to agree to share info with the social network

Indications emerging of route to broader regulation and oversight of technology industry in EU

Company ‘has performed in line with expectations’

Tech giant’s threat to walk away from European market is a ridiculous tantrum

Only two years in, landmark EU regulation on data protection needs rebuilding to deliver on objectives

Key legal requirement of GDPR is that states supply resources needed to enforce this important piece of legislation

Playing the free speech card, Zuckerberg wants his own idea of beneficial-to-Facebook ‘regulation’

Over 160,000 notifications reported across European Economic Area since GDPR began

Challenges mount for tech giant as buying Treasury Building pushes staff count to 10,000

Last month’s $170 million fine was a paltry sum for a company the size of Google

Company was worried that big EU states would block Ireland from running one-stop shop on data protection

Business Week: Security at WhatsApp; Dublin’s booming hotel market; and banks

Data commissioner in frequent contact with messaging firm to see if EU users are affected

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