EU to tighten regulations on Big Tech privacy breaches
The European Union is increasing efforts to address Big Tech’s privacy violations by requiring EU nations to share updates on “large-scale” GDPR investigations every two months. This measure is in response to criticism of the Irish Data Protection Commission’s handling of cases involving companies like Meta. The European Commission aims to ensure all member states enforce privacy laws promptly, with potential legal consequences for delays or failures. Increased transparency in these updates may prompt tech giants to prioritize European privacy regulations more seriously.
