Data Protection Commission fines Tinder owner €11m

The DPC said the decision to issue the fine 'concerns MTCH’s failure to provide Tinder users with a complete copy of their personal data on request'
The inquiry into the company was launched in January 2020. 

The inquiry into the company was launched in January 2020. 

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined the parent company of Tinder €11m following an inquiry into the company’s failure to provide users with a complete copy of their personal data after it was requested.

The inquiry into the company was launched in January 2020 by the DPC in its role as Lead Supervisory Authority for MTCH — Tinder’s parent company.

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