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    Max Schrems slams EU governments over AI copyright rules●KI: # EU -Regierungen stimmen für „digitale Enteignung“ zugunsten von KI-Firmen, @ noybeu erklärt 🙏 > Max Schrems: „GemäMmastodonWorldEU Politics41 d ago

    EU governments have backed a text that privacy activist Max Schrems describes as a 'digital expropriation' in favour of AI companies. According to Schrems, the agreed wording generally puts the profits of AI firms ahead of the fundamental right to data protection. Critics, including noyb, warn the deal undermines privacy rights across Europe.

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    French electronics retailer Fnac Darty fined €7 million▼noyb win: French electronics retailer Fnac Darty fined €7MYhnBusinessRetail651 h ago

    French electronics and appliance retailer Fnac Darty has been fined €7 million following a complaint pursued by privacy group noyb, founded by Max Schrems. The penalty stems from violations of European data protection rules. It is a notable win for noyb, which has built a track record of enforcement actions against major companies over GDPR breaches.

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    Fnac Darty fined €7 million after GDPR complaint by noyb●noyb win: French electronics retailer Fnac Darty fined €7M https:// noyb.eu/en/noyb-win-french-ele ctronics-retailer-fnaMmastodonWorldEU Politics22 d ago

    French electronics retailer Fnac Darty has been fined €7 million following a complaint filed by privacy group noyb, the organisation founded by Max Schrems. The case stems from concerns over the company's handling of customer data under EU privacy rules. It adds to a growing list of fines secured by noyb against major European companies.

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    Fnac Darty fined €7 million in privacy case▼noyb win: French electronics retail giant Fnac Darty fined €7 million✉newsBusinessRetail5 d ago

    French electronics retailer Fnac Darty has been fined €7 million in a case brought by privacy group noyb, founded by Max Schrems. The action stems from complaints over the company's handling of customer data under European privacy rules. It marks another court or regulatory victory for noyb, which has pursued numerous enforcement cases against major European companies over GDPR compliance.