Brands from holidays, travel and motoring industries were most likely to breach ASA rules in the last five years, with a retailers own website being the most common source of complaints, according to new research.
The US, UK and other large, rich nations reached a landmark deal on Saturday to get more tax money from multinational companies such as Amazon and Google and reduce their incentive to shift profits to low-tax offshore havens.
Just under half (49%) of UK businesses believe that the health and wellbeing of their employees will be their biggest challenge over the next 18 months, as 1 in 5 (18%) employees admit that they would hide a health concern such as stress, fatigue or a diagnosis from their organisation.
WhatsApp is making a second attempt to get its users to accept an updated privacy policy after the initial effort in January sent many people to rival messaging apps.
Facebook will stop requiring iPhone app makers to feed the company their users’ personal data for advertising as it braces for a new privacy crackdown by Apple that could cut its revenue by billions of dollars.
Google and Facebook have been accused of striking a deal to limit competition in advertising, according to a news report.
WhatsApp is extending the date to accept its new terms and conditions to May 15 from the previous date of February 8.
Twitter has permanently suspended President Trump from its platform, the company said Friday evening.
Spain and Ireland trust public authorities with their personal data the least in Europe, according to new research.
Two key issues – unsecured data and lack of appropriate security – are behind 65% of all GDPR fines issued against European organisations to date, totalling £482m in penalties, according to new research.