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On September 27, the Italian DPA (Garante per la protezione
dei dati personali) announced (source document in Italian and English) an investigation into privacy policy
changes made to a texting app's user accounts. In particular,
the DPA seeks detailed information on: (i) data categories that the
app is making available to a social media platform; (ii) mechanisms
to obtain user consent; and (iii) how users can exercise their
rights under Italian privacy legislation.
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