Dutch Data Protection Authority fines Uber €825 million
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Dutch Data Protection Authority, Uber
Netherlands
August 2026
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The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber €825 million for serious infringements regarding driver data. The investigation focused on the automated deactivation of driver accounts without sufficient human oversight. Uber disputes the findings and plans to appeal the decision.
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