( June 11, 2019, 16:32 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: EU privacy regulators should impose fines and orders prohibiting unlawful data-processing practices as they enforce the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation, human-rights advocacy group Access Now has said. Regulators should investigate companies employing deceiving practices such as "forced consent," it said in a report. As for the umbrella group of domestic regulators, the European Data Protection Board, Access Now urged it to "prevent forum shopping of representation," under the GDPR's one-stop shop mechanism.Statement follows. The study is attached. ...
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