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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Music streaming giant Spotify<\/a> was on Tuesday fined 58 million kronor ($5.4 million) for not properly informing users on how data it collected on them was being used, Swedish authorities said.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection's (IMY) said it had reviewed \"how Spotify handles customers' right of access to their personal data.\"

\"As a result of the shortcomings identified, IMY is imposing a fine<\/a> of 58 million kronor on the company,\" the authority said.

The regulator noted that under the rules of the European data protection act GDPR, users have a right to know what data a company has about an individual and how that data is being used.

IMY said that while Spotify did hand out the data it had when requested by an individual it said the company had not been sufficiently specific as to how that data was being used.

\"Since the information provided by Spotify has been unclear, it has been difficult for individuals to understand how their personal data is processed and to check whether the processing of their personal data is lawful,\" the IMY said.

It added that the \"shortcomings discovered are considered, overall, to be of low severity,\" motivating the size of the fine as a result of the Spotify's user count and revenue.

The streaming giant, which is listed on the New York stock exchange, announced in April it had passed 500 million monthly active users with 210 million paying subscribers.

Privacy activist group Noyb said in a separate statement that the fine followed a complaint and subsequent litigation from the group, and while they welcomed the decision they lamented the tardiness of the authorities.

\"The case took more than four years and we had to litigate the IMY to get a decision. The Swedish authority definitely has to speed up its procedures,\" Stefano Rossetti, a privacy lawyer at Noyb, was quoted saying in the statement.
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Spotify违反欧盟数据规则罚款500万美元

瑞典当局对隐私保护的(IMY)表示,它已经回顾了“Spotify如何处理客户的访问他们的个人数据的权利。”

  • 更新在2023年6月13日06:15点坚持
音乐流媒体巨头Spotify周二是罚款5800万瑞典克朗(540万美元)没有正确地通知用户数据收集它们是如何被使用的,瑞典当局说。

瑞典当局对隐私保护的(IMY)表示,它已经回顾了“Spotify如何处理客户的访问他们的个人数据的权利。”

“作为一个缺陷识别的结果,IMY征收细5800万瑞典克朗的公司”,当局说。

证监会指出,欧洲数据保护法的规定下GDPR,用户有权知道什么数据公司有个人和数据是如何被使用的。

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IMY表示,尽管Spotify并分发数据要求个体时表示,该公司没有足够的具体数据是如何被使用的。

“由于Spotify提供的信息已经不清楚,个人一直难以理解他们的个人数据处理和检查他们的个人数据的处理是否合法,”IMY说。

它补充说,“缺陷被认为是发现,总体而言,低严重性,“激励的大小好由于Spotify的用户数和收入。

流媒体巨头在纽约证券交易所上市,宣布在5亿年4月已通过月度活跃用户2.1亿付费用户。

隐私维权组织Noyb在另一项声明中说,罚款申诉和随后的集团诉讼,虽然他们欢迎他们的迟到表示哀悼当局的决定。

“花了四年多,我们不得不提起诉讼IMY决定。瑞典的绝对权威,加快其程序,”斯特凡诺·罗塞蒂,Noyb隐私律师,引用在声明中说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Music streaming giant Spotify<\/a> was on Tuesday fined 58 million kronor ($5.4 million) for not properly informing users on how data it collected on them was being used, Swedish authorities said.

The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection's (IMY) said it had reviewed \"how Spotify handles customers' right of access to their personal data.\"

\"As a result of the shortcomings identified, IMY is imposing a fine<\/a> of 58 million kronor on the company,\" the authority said.

The regulator noted that under the rules of the European data protection act GDPR, users have a right to know what data a company has about an individual and how that data is being used.

IMY said that while Spotify did hand out the data it had when requested by an individual it said the company had not been sufficiently specific as to how that data was being used.

\"Since the information provided by Spotify has been unclear, it has been difficult for individuals to understand how their personal data is processed and to check whether the processing of their personal data is lawful,\" the IMY said.

It added that the \"shortcomings discovered are considered, overall, to be of low severity,\" motivating the size of the fine as a result of the Spotify's user count and revenue.

The streaming giant, which is listed on the New York stock exchange, announced in April it had passed 500 million monthly active users with 210 million paying subscribers.

Privacy activist group Noyb said in a separate statement that the fine followed a complaint and subsequent litigation from the group, and while they welcomed the decision they lamented the tardiness of the authorities.

\"The case took more than four years and we had to litigate the IMY to get a decision. The Swedish authority definitely has to speed up its procedures,\" Stefano Rossetti, a privacy lawyer at Noyb, was quoted saying in the statement.
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