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Amazon fined $2.25 million for refusing to help identity theft victims

Amazon fined $2.25 million for refusing to help identity theft victims

Amazon has been fined $2.25M by the US FTC for allegedly denying identity theft victims records of fraudulent transactions, despite legal requirements under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The post Amazon fined $2.25 million for refusing to help identity theft victims appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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2 Jul 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
Agenda for the plenary session of July 2, 2026

Agenda for the plenary session of July 2, 2026

The National Commission for Information Technology and Liberties met on Thursday July 2, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. with the following agenda:
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2 Jul 2026 | CNIL Europe
Gambling: applying the GDPR to player data processing

Gambling: applying the GDPR to player data processing

Gambling operators must reconcile the requirements of the GDPR with their sectoral obligations. To support stakeholders in this process, the ANJ has developed, in consultation with the CNIL, a guide providing practical benchmarks.
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2 Jul 2026 | CNIL Europe
Why India’s insurance regulator is auditing insurers despite their ‘No Dark Patterns’ claims

Why India’s insurance regulator is auditing insurers despite their ‘No Dark Patterns’ claims

IRDAI has commissioned an independent study to identify and monitor dark patterns used by insurers over the next nine months. The post Why India’s insurance regulator is auditing insurers despite their ‘No Dark Patterns’ claims appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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2 Jul 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
Will mounting legal troubles eclipse OYO IPO 3.0?

Will mounting legal troubles eclipse OYO IPO 3.0?

From Zostel's 7% stake claim to US trafficking lawsuits, OYO's legal challenges are far from over. The post Will mounting legal troubles eclipse OYO IPO 3.0? appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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2 Jul 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
Why a Swedish court ordered Google to pay $1.5 billion

Why a Swedish court ordered Google to pay $1.5 billion

A Swedish court has ordered Google to pay $1.5 billion in damages to PriceRunner for illegally favouring its own shopping comparison service in search results, in a landmark antitrust ruling that could influence similar claims across Europe. The post Why a Swedish court ordered Google to pay $1.5 billion appeared...
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2 Jul 2026 | MediaNama India Asie-Pacifique
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