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EU report says GDPR still isn’t really working fully

The European Commission has released a report saying that GDPR enforcement is still not fully up to scratch.Two years on from its launch, the regulations continue to try and crack down on websites and technology companies abusing user data, but “areas for future improvement” are still to be found, the report said.UK Home Office ‘repeatedly…

The European Commission has released a report saying that GDPR enforcement is still not fully up to scratch.

Two years on from its launch, the regulations continue to try and crack down on websites and technology companies abusing user data, but “areas for future improvement” are still to be found, the report said.

UK Home Office ‘repeatedly breached GDPR’

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