( December 15, 2022, 17:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A website that used Google Analytics did not breach the General Data Protection Regulation, the Spanish data protection authority has ruled. The regulator said that the Royal Spanish Academy's use of the ubiquitous tool didn't breach data protection law, because users weren't identified. The Spanish authority's decision differs from several of its EU peers, who have ruled that websites should not use the tool because of concerns about transfers of personal data to the US.The decision, in Spanish, is attached....
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