A German privacy watchdog said Thursday that it is fining clothing retailer H&M 35.3 million euros ($41 million) after the company was found to have spied on some of its employees in Germany.
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German Privacy Watchdog Fines H&M $41M for Spying on Workers
A German privacy watchdog said Thursday that it is fining clothing retailer H&M 35.3 million euros ($41 million) after the company was found to have spied on some of its employees in Germany. The post German Privacy Watchdog Fines H&M $41M for Spying on Workers appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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