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Ireland fine Tinder at EUR 11 million for failures in access to personal data

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Briefings

A software company was fined 11 million euros for omitting data categories and presenting user information in a summarized format without warning. The company has three months to correct the situation.

Key points

• The software tool omitted specific data categories without notifying users.
• The company faces a 11 million euro fine for the data handling issue.

Context

A software company was fined 11 million euros for omitting data categories and presenting user information in a summarized format without warning. The company has three months to correct the situation.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the fine amount, duration, and specific data handling issues; no details on user impact, specific data types, or company identity are provided.

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