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GDPR fines hit €68 million in Q1 2026 as France and U.K. drive surge
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GDPR fines hit €68 million in Q1 2026 as France and U.K. drive surge
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Europe’s personal data protection law, came into force in 2018. Since then, European regulators have issued a total of 2,825 fines, with cumulative penalties exceeding €6 billion ($7 billion). As the latest data compiled by Finbold shows, the GDPR enforcement authorities remained strict in the first quarter of 2026, imposing a total of €68.18 million ($73.63 million) in fines between January 1 and M…
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