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Five-digit fine for unlawful use of GPS tracking software in company vehicles

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The Data Protection Authority of Bremen, Germany has imposed a five-digit…

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The Data Protection Authority of Bremen, Germany has imposed a five-digit.

The Controller had illegitimately utilized GPS software in its company vehicles, enabling unrestricted monitoring of its employees for a long period of time.

The Data Protection Authority found that such extensive monitoring was unnecessary and therefore in violation of the GDPR.

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