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AI and GDPR Monthly Update | September 2026 (Salans FMC SNR Denton Group (a Swiss Verein))

Public Technologies 09 Oct 2026
) October 9, 2026 Welcome to September edition of the EU AI & GDPR Monthly Update, bringing you the latest insights into artificial intelligence and data protections.
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724SOFTWARE Strengthens Its Presence in Europe as a GDPR-Compliant Offshore Development Team

GetNews 07 Oct 2026
724SOFTWARE's work with GDPR-sensitive clients in these markets is supported by its alignment with ISO 9001 and ISO 27001.2022 standards.
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GDPR and Creator Payment Data: What Businesses Must Handle Correctly (Talentir LLC)

Public Technologies 06 Oct 2026
... personal and payment data to pay them, GDPR treats that business as a data controller and requires a lawful basis for every piece of data it holds.
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GDPR Form - Information to Shareholders (eng egm 23102026 information to shareholders gdpr) (CrediaBank SA)

Public Technologies 02 Oct 2026
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Additional Information to Shareholders for remote participation (eng egm 23102026 additional information to shareholders gdpr for remote participation) (CrediaBank SA)

Public Technologies 02 Oct 2026
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Advocate General Medina: the right to erasure under the GDPR may, in principle, apply to personal data contained in baptismal registers (CURIA - Court of Justice of the European Union)

Public Technologies 01 Oct 2026
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WASPI UK GDPR Code of Conduct for Information Sharing Protocols published (ICO - Information Commissioner's Office)

Public Technologies 28 Sep 2026
New UK GDPR Code of Conduct by WASPI gives organisations a clearer, more consistent framework for sharing personal information safely, lawfully and confidently ... The UK GDPR Code of Conduct introduces ...
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Google will pay off its new €403M GDPR fine in just 55 hours, warns Proton

TechRadar 23 Sep 2026
Google hit with €403M for the unlawful processing of user location dataProton calculates Alphabet can cover the penalty in just about two days Multi-million fines are failing to deter Big Tech repeating GDPR violations.
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SmartVendor Brings Autonomous Retail to the Czech Parliament; Clears Europe's Toughest Privacy Bar with SHEKEL WeightAI(TM)

ACCESSWIRE 23 Sep 2026
SmartVendor deploys Innovendi Elite at the Chamber of Deputies, delivering grab-and-go AI retail with zero cameras and full GDPR compliance ... the technology that makes unattended stores work typically relies on cameras, and cameras mean GDPR risk.
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Google Fined $463 Million for EU GDPR Breach Over Misuse of Location Data

Gulf News 22 Sep 2026
Google has been fined 403 million euros ($463 million) for breaching the European Union .
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As Tech Giants Harvest Data, Montenegro Struggles to Track Them

Balkan Insight 22 Sep 2026
The country’s regulators currently lack the ability to monitor what Big Tech is doing with all the personal data it captures – although EU membership may help ....
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Google hit with €403m fine by Irish data watchdog over GDPR violations

BBC News 21 Sep 2026
The penalty follows an inquiry launched into the tech giant six years ago, following complaints from several European consumer rights organisations ... .
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Google fined 400 million euro for GDPR breach

London Evening Standard 21 Sep 2026
The Data Protection Commission examined the lawfulness and fairness of its processing of location data and Google’s accountability obligations ... .
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Could Your Google Location Data Be Behind a €403M GDPR Fine—And What Does That Mean for You (Cloaked Inc)

Public Technologies 21 Sep 2026
Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC) just hit Google with a €403M fine tied to how it processed and kept location data during the early GDPR years (May 2018 to Feb ...
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Google faces €403 million GDPR fine over location data

The News International 21 Sep 2026
Google faces €403 million GDPR fine over location data. Google has been hit with another legal setback in which the tech giant is ordered to pay more than 400 million euro in a penalty for violating GDPR (general data protection regulation.).

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