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Vague clauses in the ePrivacy Regulation threaten tech innovation
Probe concludes that the US group imposed illegal terms on Android device makers
Vestager to escalate battle with tech group by ruling Android device maker terms illegal
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Chancellor responds to criticism of GDPR by US commerce secretary on Silicon Valley tour
GDPR creates serious, unclear legal obligations for both private and public entities
Fear of ‘big government’ may outweigh voters’ more abstract concerns about privacy
Rush to comply with data deadline also triggers crash at UK regulator
We also need technology to work with consumers, not against them
Publishers fail to hit deadline for compliance with new EU data rules
Privacy campaigner files complaints against tech giants over EU’s new rules on customer data
Andrea Jelinek defends resources as privacy groups line up first actions
The burden of keeping companies in line falls on member states
It is likely to take an onslaught of complaints to test the limits of the new regime
Tech start-ups worry costs of GDPR outweigh benefits of trading in the EU
Start-ups and game developers among those deciding against costs and risks of GDPR
Last-minute scramble to bring businesses into compliance with GDPR
Pleas intensify for clampdown on US and Chinese groups encroaching on finance sector
‘This can’t be end of story,’ Facebook founder told at end of hearing
Company urges Brussels to launch new charges against internet group
Facebook founder faces European Parliament over data protection and election meddling
The EU’s rules for data privacy were once derided as restrictive, but after the Facebook scandal Brussels hopes they will help bring big tech to heel
