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South Korea Fines Meta for Violating Personal Data Laws
South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission fined Meta 21.6232 billion KRW for improperly collecting and processing sensitive user information, denying access requests, and causing a data leak. The Commission ordered Meta to implement stronger data protections and ensure lawful handling of sensitive data.
FTC Enforces New "Click to Cancel" Rule for Subscription Cancellations
The FTC's new “Click to Cancel” rule mandates businesses to simplify subscription cancellations, making them as straightforward as the sign-up process.
DOJ Issues Proposed Rule to Restrict Foreign Access to Americans' Sensitive Data
The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a proposed rule to restrict data access by specific foreign countries, following an executive order by President Biden.
Kaamel is Now SOC 2 Compliant
We at Kaamel Technology are pleased to share the news that we have recently completed our System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type II Audit.
Oracle Reaches $115 Million Settlement Over Data Privacy Lawsuit, Commits to Stricter Data Protection Measures
Oracle has proposed a $115 million settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit accusing the company of unlawfully collecting and selling users' data without consent.
EU Releases FAQ on Data Act Clarifying IoT Data Sharing and Relationship with GDPR
On September 6, the EU published a FAQ on the Data Act, explaining its relationship with the GDPR and addressing issues related to IoT data access and business-to-business data sharing.
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