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Fecha | Summary |
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19.04.2023 | Letter to DPC about scope Pointing out to the DPC that they should investigate in full and take into account the legal provisions mentioned in the complaints. |
19.04.2023 | Receipt by DPC |
14.03.2023 | DPC Letter to noyb |
17.02.2023 | noyb letter to DPC for Clarification Letter to DPC for Clarification |
25.01.2023 | DPC has commenced an Inquiry DPC has commenced an Inquiry under Section 110 1 of the Act 18 |
25.01.2023 | DPC informs about commencement of inquiry |
19.12.2022 | DPC nonamicable resolution letter |
16.12.2022 | Submission by noyb Submission by noyb sent violation type K outstanding |
01.12.2022 | DPC fowarded another submission by the controller |
26.10.2022 | noyb submission noyb replied that the complaint outlines the categories of personal data that Twitter has collected as a result of the setting of the cookies and that violation type K has not been remedied yet. |
26.10.2022 | DPC letter DPC replied they will forward noyb's response to Twitter and ask Twitter if they are able to proceed to reply to the DPC in the absence of this information. |
26.10.2022 | DPC letter |
26.10.2022 | noyb response |
24.10.2022 | Controller Submission DPC forwarded to us a response from Twitter. Twitter claims that it was unable to confirm the requested information. |
11.08.2022 | noyb letter noyb responded to the DPC that they excluded one case from their list of complaints and requested that all complaints be covered. |
10.08.2022 | DPC letter DPC confirmed they will start the investigation of 17 complaints. |
05.08.2022 | DPC notification DPC one-liner they will respond in the coming days |
02.08.2022 | noyb letter to DPC noyb responded that the DPC is competent to investigate the cases under the GDPR and that it does not make sense to forward them to the telecoms authorities abroad. noyb provided evidence that personal data was processed when submitting complaints. |
29.07.2022 | DPC letter DPC letter insisting they are not competent to investigate |
19.07.2022 | DPC letter DPC worte that they will respond in the coming days. |
12.07.2022 | noyb letter to DPC noyb responded that that (1) this does not make sense under Irish ePrivacy law and (2) the complaint is brought also under GDPR and their own ePrivacy guidance says that if there is personal data in a cookie, GDPR applies. |
11.07.2022 | DPC letter DPC wrote that their assessment suggests that the DPC may not be the competent authority to carry out investigations under Regulation 17 of S.I. No. 336 of 2011 because the complainant's device was outside of Ireland at the time of the violation. |
07.03.2022 | DPC letter DPC is still into it and the appropriate legislative framework under which to deal with them. |
07.03.2022 | noyb Status Update request noyb asked DPC to indicate a specific date when the next update can be expected and when we can get access to the submissions, if any were made. |
23.12.2021 | Email from the controller |
10.09.2021 | DPC acknowledged receipt DPC acknowledged receipt of the complaint and is assessing it. |
10.08.2021 | Complaint |