noyb, a state‑approved qualified entity, filed an injunction against CRIF to stop its alleged unlawful collection and scoring of personal data under the GDPR. The filing also suspends the limitation period and prepares a subsequent class action for damages. The case targets a secret "shadow registry" that influences contracts with telecom, energy and banking providers.
Why it matters: The injunction could halt a large‑scale secret credit scoring system and set a precedent for collective GDPR enforcement in the EU.
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