Linkedin - GDPR and ePrivacy Fines & Penalties
Total Actions
6
Total Fines
€620.0M
Countries
3
Authorities
3
Enforcement Overview
Linkedin has been subject to 6 enforcement actions by European data protection authorities for GDPR and ePrivacy violations across 3 countries, resulting in cumulative fines of €620,000,000. As one of the most frequently sanctioned entities in the European GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement landscape, Linkedin's history demonstrates the ongoing scrutiny that large data controllers face across multiple jurisdictions. Enforcement proceedings have been brought by regulators in Netherlands, Ireland, Germany. The authorities involved include DPA RbAmsterdam, Data Protection Commission, DPA LGBerlin. The most significant penalty was a €310,000,000 fine issued in 2024. Key violations include third-party cookies without consent, cookies placed before consent, cookies persist after rejection.
All Enforcement Actions Against Linkedin
Actions by Year
| Year | Actions | Total Fines |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 1 | €0 |
| 2024 | 3 | €620.0M |
| 2025 | 2 | €0 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement actions has Linkedin received?
Linkedin has been subject to 6 GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement actions totaling €620.0M.
In which countries has Linkedin faced GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement?
Linkedin has faced enforcement actions in Netherlands, Ireland, Germany.
Which GDPR and ePrivacy violations appear in Linkedin's cases?
Linkedin has been found in violation of third-party cookies without consent, cookies placed before consent, cookies persist after rejection.