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Yango's €100M GDPR fine: Dutch watchdog cracks down on data flows to Russia

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Dutch DPA fines Yango parent MLU 100 million euros for transferring Finnish and Norwegian driver and passenger data to Russia without adequate GDPR safeguards. Continue reading this article on ppc.land. Sign up the PPC Land newsletter to get the latest marketing news.
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Det dutch datatilsynet har gitt selskapet MLU B.V. The overtredelsgebyr på 100 millioner euros for å ha overført personopplysninger til Russia. Selskapet einen europeiske versjonen av taxitjenesten Yango and her hovedkontor in N...

The Netherlands Personal Data Protection Authority (AP) fined MLU B.V., a Yango taxi owner, 100 million euros for breaching the GDPR data transmission to Russia. This is stated in the regulation published by the regulator. The investigation began before the war. The Dutch were informed about the transmission of data abroad. The press investigation became known in 2023. According to the internal dates of the document, the fine was issued in early…

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svtv.org broke the news on Sunday, May 10, 2026.
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