EU privacy and AI rules, in plain English
The fine print on AI and privacy, read for you.
Short explainers on the AI news that matters for your data, a searchable database of GDPR fines and decisions, and small tools that answer real questions. Free, no sign-up.
- 4,992 decisions
- 34 countries
- €9.13 billion in fines
- updated 6 Oct 2026
Hi, I’m Fino. Soon I’ll be reading the new decisions and drafting summaries. Lorenzo checks everything before it goes up.
€824,990,000 · Uber, for automatically blocking drivers’ accounts without proper human review.
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Fines database
4,992 decisions from 34 countries. Filter by country, sector, year and outcome, and open the original decision.
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Live Weekly digest
This week in GDPR enforcement: the new decisions in plain English, drafted by Fino and checked by Lorenzo.
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Fino drafts. Lorenzo checks. You get the source.
Fino is the AI helper behind the explainers and the weekly digest, both starting soon. It does the slow reading so the site can stay up to date, and it never has the last word.
- Fino reads the new decisionsEvery week, from the regulators’ own publications as collected by CMS and GDPRhub.
- Lorenzo checks the draftNothing goes up until a person has compared it with the original.
- You can always check it tooEvery summary is labelled as AI-drafted and links to the decision it comes from.
I’m Lorenzo, a Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E), preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination in England. I built this to make EU privacy and AI rules easier to follow.
It’s a personal project: free, no ads, no sign-up, and not a law firm. Nothing here is legal advice.