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Austrian activist Schrems wins privacy case against Meta over personal data on sexual orientation

  • The European Union's top court ruled that Meta cannot use public information about a user's sexual orientation from outside its platforms for personalized advertising under strict data privacy rules.
  • Schrems argued that Facebook improperly processed his sexual orientation data for targeted advertising, despite him not disclosing this on his account.
  • The court emphasized that online social networks cannot use personal data for targeted advertising without restrictions, as stated in their press release.
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