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Austrian Facebook slayer launches four new cases as EU tightens data privacy

Posted on May 25, 2018 by pogowasright.org

AFP reports that Max Shrem is filing four new cases as GDPR goes into effect:

“One is in France against Google on Android, the other one is on Instagram in Belgium, the third one is in Hamburg against WhatsApp and the fourth one is in Austria against Facebook,” Schrems told AFP, adding that the cases were being brought by his new NGO None of Your Business.

Read more on The Local (AT).

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