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The highest adviser to Europe’s top court has said national privacy regulators can take legal action against tech giants who flout GDPR rules even if they are headquartered in another EU country.
January 13, 2021 at 03:49 PM
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Brussels Correspondent
The highest legal adviser to the Court of Justice of the European Union said in a preliminary opinion that any EU country can take legal action against companies such as Facebook over violations of data privacy rules—not just the main regulator in charge of the company.
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