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Privacy professionals report being behind the 8 Ball getting GDPR compliance

Not for lack of trying, according to 1,000+ privacy professionals, but a vast majority of EU companies would likely be found out-of-compliance if a data protection officer showed up unannounced to check. In fact, 74.4% assumed there would be relevant violations at the average company, and 56% reported difficulties trying to convince higher ups to improve on compliance. And, according to advocacy group noyb, more than 32% even reported pressure from their senior management to limit GDPR compliance.

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Meta Faces Class Action for Overcharging Facebook Advertisers

April 17, 2025

Remember the good old days, when lying was considered unacceptable? The folks at Iron Tribe Fitness, a South Carolina gym, are holding Meta to that forgotten standard in a class action suit alleging that Facebook overcharged advertisers as much as $4 billion by using one type of auction bidding process while claiming to use another.  Meta blames the error on a “software glitch” that began in 2013 and continued for at least four years.

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