Uber Fined $324 Million for EU Data Protection Violations
Dutch regulators penalize Uber for transferring European driver data to US without adequate safeguards.
- The Dutch Data Protection Authority imposed the fine for violations of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
- Uber transferred sensitive information, including ID documents and location data, to US servers over two years.
- The investigation was initiated by complaints from 170 French Uber drivers.
- Uber has been fined twice before by the Dutch DPA for other data protection issues.
- Uber plans to appeal the decision, calling it unjustified and flawed.