Twitter sees Irish GDPR breach decision forwarded to EU privacy watchdogs for feedback
By Vesela Gladicheva ( May 22, 2020, 19:30 GMT | Insight) -- Twitter today saw a major data-breach probe by Ireland’s privacy watchdog move forward as fellow enforcers across the EU are invited to weigh in on the fairness of its provisional decision and fine against the social-media giant. It's the first time that a cross-border probe into a US tech giant under the EU's strict General Data Protection Regulation has reached this stage of the law's "one-stop shop" mechanism for national regulators to coordinate on decisions and penalties for breaches that affect more than one member state.Twitter today saw a major data-breach probe by Ireland’s privacy watchdog move forward as fellow enforcers across the EU are invited to weigh in on the fairness of its provisional decision and the still-unknown fine against the social-media giant....
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