NAIH (Hungary) · 4 February 2026
Guardianship authority
Name not published.
About: Data principles, Unlawful processing
FineNo fineViolation found
- Regulator
- NAIH (Hungary)
- Decided
- 4 February 2026
- Country
- Hungary
- Sector
- Not given
- Regulator’s reference
- 4094-1/2026
- Fino case number
- 2026/HU/010
What happened
The DPA held that a guardianship authority had violated the GDPR by unlawfully disclosing the residential address of a parent and his two minor children to their estranged grandparent. The address information was not necessary for client identification, and the authority lacked legal basis for the disclosure.
Summary from GDPRhub (noyb), written by its volunteers, not by Fino. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
Rules involved
- Art. 5Principles relating to processing of personal data5(1)(c)Read →
- Art. 6Lawfulness of processing6(1)Read →
- Art. 58Powers58(2)(d)Read →
- Data principles
- Unlawful processing
Sources
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