Autoridade italiana de proteção de dados penaliza empresa por uso indevido de imagens de usuários
A Itália multou a Meta em R$ 5 bilhões por acessar imagens de usuários sem consentimento, segundo a autoridade italiana de proteção de dados.
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A autoridade italiana de proteção de dados aplicou uma multa de R$ 5 bilhões à Meta por acessar imagens de usuários sem consentimento.
Itália multa Meta em R$ 5 bilhões por acessar imagens sem consentimento

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