In the meanwhile, noyb will be further expanding its WeComply campaign to purge the web of deceptive cookie banners, continuing to file more complaints (up to its 10,000 goal) including, as ...

The Austrian privacy watchdog already said in its decision in 2023, that the approach of one of Austria's most-read newspapers was unlawful, as it only allowed a global consent or rejection. The EU's ...

Austrian Federal Administrative Court considers bundled consents to be inadmissible and provides two important notes on data ...

Privacy campaigner Max Schrem's NOYB is back on Zuck's back Meta's enthusiasm for training its AI on user data is not shared ...

As we reported last month, noyb already filed a complaint against the Commission for apparently breaching pan-EU rules it helped to draw up. It’s now followed up by filing a complaint against X too.

Noyb filed a similar claim in April 2024, asking OpenAI to erase a public figure's incorrect date of birth from ChatGPT data. OpenAI said it couldn't do it but could only block the data from ...

In the letter, Noyb noted that Meta only recently notified EU users on its platforms that they had until May 27 to opt their public posts out of Meta's AI training data sets.

OpenAI has been hit with a privacy complaint in Austria by an advocacy group called NOYB, which stands for None Of Your Business. The complaint alleges that the company’s ChatGPT bot repeatedly ...

Noyb also alleges that, by its nature, ChatGPT does not comply with Article 15 of GDPR. Simply put, there’s no guarantee that you can call back whatever you feed into ChatGPT—or see whatever ...

Google, which has roughly 300 million Android users in Europe, is facing a separate complaint from Noyb to the Austrian data protection authority, which argues specifically that users cannot ...