The European Union’s privacy regulator expects to streamline its enforcement against big tech companies. It aims at making big decisions this year while refuting any reluctance claims. The regulator – overseeing Facebook Inc., Apple Inc., and Alphabet Inc.’s Google has pointed out that they are on track to addressing multiple privacy cases.
- EU’s privacy regulator aims at making big tech enforcement decisions this year.
- Big tech companies face antitrust lawsuits and pay hefty fines when found liable in the EU region.
- Privacy activists are pushing authorities to make swift decisions involving tech companies.