GDPR Weekly Show Episode 206 :- Neopets, UK Ransomware, Zuckerberg, Twitter, ChromeBooks, St Georges, Russia, Methodist Hospitals, Wikileaks, US Justice, Blue Shield, Williams, Child Abuse, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Perth Festival, T-Mobile, Google

Coming up in this week's episode: Neopets data breach, UK NCSC and ICO urge lawyers not to advise their clients to pay ransoms after ransomware attacks, Zuckerberg to appear in Cambridge Analytica court proceedings, Twitter data breach, ChromeBooks ruled non-GDPR compliant by Danish authorities, St George's University Hospital pays £2,500 damages after data breach, Russia tops data breach table for Q2 2022, Methodist Hospitals pays $425,000 after data breach, Former CIA employee convicted after data leak to Wikileaks, US Justice Department faces $8.5 million bill after data breach, Blue Shield data breach, Williams Company sues ex-employee after data breach, Professional Finance Co data breach, UK Cybersecurity Chiefs back idea of automated detection of child abuse images, Oklahoma City Housing Authority data breach, Rhode Island company Tradesource to pay $230,000 after data breach, Perth Festival data breach, T-Mobile to pay $350 million after data breach, Google faces anti-trust probe in Italy over GDPR data portability