“Processing of personal data without an appropriate legal basis is a clear and serious violation,” says EU as it fines LinkedIn $334 million for violating GDPR

LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, was fined €310 million ($334 million) by the European Union (EU) due to breaches of data protection regulations. Additionally, they were given a warning and instructed to rectify their methods of handling data. This investigation was primarily focused on LinkedIn’s use of personal data for purposes such as behavioral analysis and targeted advertising towards users who have created profiles on the platform.

MicroStrategy overtakes Microsoft in all-time stock gains as Bitcoin bet pays off

As a seasoned researcher with a keen interest in both technology and finance, I can’t help but marvel at MicroStrategy’s meteoric rise. Having closely followed the tech industry for over two decades, I’ve witnessed countless companies rise and fall, but MicroStrategy’s journey is truly exceptional. On October 25th, MicroStrategy’s investment in Bitcoin proved to be … Read more