Source Credit: The Hindu
Popular data analytics company DeepSeek may face further regulatory action after European Union data protection authorities expressed concerns about the company's data processing practices. The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) said DeepSeek may not be fully compliant with the region's strict data protection laws, particularly the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This poses a significant problem for the company, which relies on the collection of large amounts of data to provide its services.
EDSA's warning comes after an ongoing investigation into DeepSeek's data usage and whether the company is adequately safeguarding users' data protection rights. The company is under investigation for failing to ensure transparent data protection practices and not properly informing users about how their personal information is collected and used. If found guilty, DeepSeek faces significant fines or other penalties under the GDPR.
This development highlights the growing importance of data protection and compliance with data protection regulations, especially in the European Union. Companies operating in the region are increasingly under pressure to adhere to strict data protection standards. As the investigation progresses, other companies are expected to face similar scrutiny, reaffirming their commitment to protecting personal data and privacy in the EU.
