noyb sent a cease-and-desist letter to SCHUFA demanding the removal of its shadow database. SCHUFA's deadline to comply has expired and the agency has rejected the allegations. noyb announced it will now file an injunction and invites interest in a potential class action.
Why it matters: The planned injunction highlights enforcement of EU data‑protection rights against a major credit reference agency.
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