Germany's Federal Ministry of the Interior, Bundesinnenministerium, approved a draft amendment of the Federal Data Protection Act. The amendment includes a credit scoring regulation that prevents companies from discriminating against consumers on the basis of "ethnic origin, health data or personal information from social networks as well as home address."
15 Feb. 2024
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