OpenX Software Ltd., OpenX Ltd. og OpenX Technologies, Inc. – Dismissed (Norway, 2020)
The Norwegian Privacy Appeals Board decided that Datatilsynet can ask OpenX for information about their data practices. OpenX argued that only the Norwegian Communications Authority had the right to make such requests, but the board disagreed. This decision clarifies that Datatilsynet can request information from companies under GDPR rules.
What happened
OpenX refused to provide information to Datatilsynet, claiming it wasn't the right authority to ask.
Who was affected
Adtech companies, like OpenX, that receive personal data through apps like Grindr.
What the authority found
The Privacy Appeals Board ruled that Datatilsynet has the legal right to request information from OpenX under GDPR.
Why this matters
This decision highlights that companies must comply with information requests from data protection authorities, even if they believe another authority should handle the matter. It emphasizes the role of GDPR in overseeing data practices across different sectors.
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Entities Involved
The case focuses on legal grounds for information requests by supervisory authorities, not on cookies or consent mechanisms.
Outcome
Dismissed
The complaint or investigation was dismissed.
Related Enforcement Actions (0)
No other enforcement actions found for OpenX Software Ltd., OpenX Ltd. og OpenX Technologies, Inc. in NO
This is the only recorded action for this entity in this jurisdiction.
Details
Decision Date
7 September 2020
Authority
Datatilsynet (Norway)
About this data
Cite as: Cookie Fines. OpenX Software Ltd., OpenX Ltd. og OpenX Technologies, Inc. - Norway (2020). Retrieved from cookiefines.eu
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