UK FinTech founders fear Britain will lose its position as Europe’s industry leader after...
Crowdcube, iwoca and Lendinvest’s are among the 50 FinTech founders who have called for the British government to “not be complacent” about the country’s position ahead of Brexit.
What will Brexit mean for RegTech companies?
Britain is poised to leave the EU in the end of October. The divorce could affect everything from RegTech funding to legislation.
US lawmakers concerned about Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency to meet with Swiss privacy regulator
Democratic representative Maxine Waters and five other lawmakers are going to meet Switzerland’s top data protection regulator in a meeting focusing on Facebook’s upcoming cryptocurrency Libra.
Ireland is gearing up to deliver its first huge GDPR decision
The Data Protection Commission is reportedly about to deliver its first major General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) decision. Well, kind of.
Facebook just admitted to listening to users’ conversations after Google got into GDPR trouble...
Facebook has admitted to hiring human contractors to listen to Messenger conversations just weeks after Google was discovered to potentially be breaching the EU’s General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR).
What does the case of Google potentially breaching GDPR mean for RegTech businesses?
German authorities are going after Google after it listened to Google Assistant recordings. But this case could have big ramifications outside of the Mountain View company.
StockX could be facing legal problems after it was breached by “an unknown third...
Fashion and sneaker trading platform StockX could face some legal issues down the road after initially telling users to reset passwords due to “system updates” and later revealing it was due to a hack attack.
E3 organizer leaked personal info about over 2,000 journalists and could face legal action
The Entertainment Software Association Association (ESA) has found itself in hot waters after making a list of private data on thousands of media professionals available on its website.
It official: Facebook Like button could become your next GDPR nightmare
The Court of Justice of the European Union new landmark ruling finds that websites hosting Facebook Like button widget could be in breach of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) if they are not careful.
E-commerce outcomes dropped by almost a tenth after GDPR was introduced
The EU’s new data protection regulations were introduced in May 2018 and could’ve already caused major disruption for e-commerce retail, according to a new study.
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