GDPR Fines Imposed on Multiple Companies for Data Protection Violations
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- •Isabel SA fined EUR 120,000 for GDPR violations including excessive data collection.
- •Framos Italia s.r.l. fined EUR 5,000 for denying access to a former employee's email.
- •Posada del León de Oro fined EUR 240 for improper audio recording and lack of transparency.
In recent GDPR enforcement actions, three companies faced fines for various data protection violations. Isabel SA in Belgium was fined EUR 120,000 for providing incorrect privacy information, collecting excessive data, and misclassifying itself. Framos Italia s.r.l. in Italy received a EUR 5,000 fine for denying a former employee access to their work email and failing to respond to data subject requests. Posada del León de Oro in Spain was fined EUR 240 for improperly recording audio with surveillance cameras and not adequately informing data subjects. These actions highlight ongoing scrutiny of data protection compliance across Europe.
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