European Union and Tick Talk News: The European Union’s privacy regulator has imposed a fine of $ 600 million (Rs 5100 crore) on tickets. The regulator has imposed the fine against tickets after four years of investigation. It has been concluded that the video sharing app transfers data to China. This is a violation of strict data privacy rules of the European Union. The Irish Data Protection Commission stated that the ticket has not been transparent about its users.
The Irish Data Protection Commission led the ticket investigation in Ireland. In Ireland, the Irish National Monitoring Institution, under the European Union Group of 27 countries, works under the aegis of the European regulator. The European headquarters of the ticket is at Dublin, Ireland.
Deputy Commissioner Graham Doyle said that tickets have failed to verify and guarantee the data of European users. Its Employees in China can reach their European customers’ data from far away.
Ticketlock said that he disagrees with this decision and is planning to appeal against it. The company said that the decision was taken keeping in mind the selection period ending in May 2023 and then the data localization project was emphasized.
The company said that this is because it has strict data protection laws, which are not anywhere else in the industry. European head of the public policy of tickets in the major European Cyber Security firm NCC Group, Christin Group said the decision has failed to meet data security requirements.
Bittondons, the basic company of Ticketkock, is located in China. The dispute in China is likely to grow, as it has been providing information and data about user assets in Europe for some time. Now the question in front of Europe is how it will deal with this matter.
The Irish regulator said that the tickets have failed to respond to the remarks request for the possible access by Chinese authorities. Thus, the company has failed to explain how Chinese officials can reach European users’ data.
