Lusha Systems fined €2m by Italian data watchdog over marketing calls
( July 27, 2026, 14:55 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Lusha Systems has been fined €2 million by the Italian privacy watchdog for unlawful messages and advertising calls, breaching the EU’s data rules. The American-Israeli company had unlawfully collected individuals’ names and contact information through online platforms such as LinkedIn, in violation of data transparency rules, as well as the right to be forgotten. Lusha Systems has since deleted and ceased the processing of such data.Fine is attached (in Italian)....
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