Rekordbüntetést szabott ki a NAIH, melyet a március végén megjelent előző évi beszámolójában hozott nyilvánosságra – derül ki a Deloitte közleményéből. Amellett, hogy ez az eddigi legmagasabb adatvédelmi büntetés, egyben az első is, amelyet ... (https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1780#8193)
Szoftverrel figyelte az ügyfelek érzelmeit a hangjuk alapján egy magyar bank, 250 milliós bírságot kapott
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