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Earlier, the Norwegian Data Protection Authority gave notice that it intends to impose a fine of NOK 10 million on the fitness chain SATS for multiple violations of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). We have reviewed SATS’s comments and issued a decision in which we uphold the notified fine.
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When the application deadline for the fifth round in the Norwegian Data Protection Authority's regulatory sandbox ticked away on November 1st, 20 applications had been received from various innovation projects wishing to explore privacy challenges.
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The report is now available, after the regulatory sandbox's efforts to ignite innovation of privacy enhancing artificial intelligence has been evaluated. The Norwegian Data Protection Authority's director sees the report as confirmation that the work being done in the sandbox is good, and that the direction is correct and important.
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The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has decided that the Norwegian ban on behavioural advertising based on contract and legitimate interest on Facebook and Instagram will become permanent and be extended to apply to the entire EU/EEA.
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The Privacy Appeals Board has now made a decision in the Grind case. The Board upholds the Norwegian Data Protection Authority’s decision on an administrative fine of NOK 65 million.
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority (DPA) has requested a binding decision from the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) in the Meta case. In the request, we ask that the Norwegian temporary ban on behavioural advertising on Facebook and Instagram be made permanent and extended to the entire EU/EEA.
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Today, Wednesday 6 September, Oslo District Court ruled in the case between Meta and the Data Protection Authority. The court decided in favour of Data Protection Authority.
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority imposes a ban on Meta carrying out behavioural advertising based on the surveillance and profiling of users in Norway. The ban will initially apply until October
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has carried out an on-site inspection of the Norwegian Correctional Service. The focus of the inspection was the processing of personal data in connection with the execution of penal sentences.
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has reached a final decision in a case where the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) was accused of unlawfully accessing an employee's email account. In its decision, the Norwegian Data Protection Authority found that NTNU has violated the Email Regulations by accessing the complainant’s email account.
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has notified Recover AS of its decision to fine the company NOK 200,000 (EUR 20,000) for non-compliance. The matter concerns a credit rating performed without legal basis.
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The Norwegian Data Protection Authority has fined Krokatjønnvegen AS NOK 300,000 (EUR 30,000) for performing two credit ratings without legal basis. The company has also been instructed to establish written procedures for credit ratings.