The Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) Imposed an Administrative Fine on a Seller Who Made Customer Information Accessible on Their Website.
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The Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) has fined a clothing store 200,000 Turkish Lira for a data breach that resulted in customers' personal data being made accessible to third parties on the store's website.
Finding out that an order was made on his behalf from a clothing store selling via the Internet, and his information was opened to third parties, the customer contacted the Personal Data Protection Agency. KVKK issued an administrative fine of 200,000 lire to the firm.
The Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) has fined a clothing store 200,000 Turkish Lira for a data breach that resulted in customers' personal data being made accessible to third parties on the store's website.
The Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) has decided to impose an administrative fine of 200,000 Turkish Lira on a data controller for a clothing store's website that resulted in customers' personal data being made accessible to third parties due to a data breach.
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Haber7A customer who discovered that an order had been placed in their name at an online clothing store and that their information had been made accessible to third parties, applied to the Personal Data Protection Authority. The Personal Data Protection Authority fined the clothing store 200,000 Turkish Lira for failing to take the necessary technical and administrative measures.
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