Italy's data protection authority has fined telecommunications giant TIM €9.516 million ($11 million) after finding widespread privacy and telemarketing violations involving unlawfully obtained customer consent, inadequate oversight of third-party sales partners, and failures to properly handle users' data protection requests. The regulator also ordered the company to strengthen its sales network controls and improve its …
The post Italy fines telecom giant TIM $11 million for privacy violations appeared first on CyberInsider.
SOCIAL SHARE CARD GENERATOR