ING Bank Śląski’s 2025 GDPR fine upheld by Warsaw court

( November 2, 2026, 15:17 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: ING Bank Śląski has lost its challenge to the fine of 18.4 million złoty (around $5 million) imposed on it in 2025 under the EU’s GDPR for the unjustified scanning of identity documents, Poland’s privacy regulator said on Monday. Warsaw’s administrative court upheld the fine, but the bank can appeal to Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court.Statement follows in Polish. ...

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