Tinder Owner Fined Eleven Million Euros For Privacy Violations
Published 1d ago · Regulation
Affects Ireland · Covered in 2 countries
Regulators fined the owner of Tinder eleven million euros over user data access failures.
Irish regulators penalized the parent company of Tinder eleven million euros for failing to provide users with proper access to their personal information. The company announced its intention to challenge the ruling.
- The regulatorThe Irish Data Protection Commission issued the financial penalty following an investigation.
- The responseMTCH Technology Services Limited stated it plans to appeal the enforcement action.
Why it matters
Strict data privacy regulations across Europe require companies to grant individuals easy access to the personal information collected on them. Penalties for noncompliance under these laws can reach substantial sums depending on the severity of the infraction.
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Irish regulators fined the parent company of Tinder eleven million euros for privacy rule infractions related to its data download feature.
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- RTÉTinder owner fined €11m by Data Protection Commission1d ago · open ↗
- Politico EuropeTinder owner hit with €11M privacy fine1d ago · open ↗
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