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Jakub Krupa
Senior Correspondent
Jakub joined MLex’s London team in August 2020 to report on topics including data privacy and security, cybersecurity, and telecom regulation, focusing on EU regulatory and legal risk in the telecoms, media and technology (TMT) sectors. Based in the UK since 2012, he previously worked as the UK Correspondent for the Polish Press Agency, leading the coverage on Brexit, UK politics and relations with the EU. His stories have been featured in other leading outlets, including the Guardian and the Evening Standard.
Selected Insights by Jakub
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Large and small fines against telecom companies for breaking the EU's General Data Protection Regulation stand in sharp contrast to US tech giants. -
The EU hopes to proceed with the adoption of the UK data and law-enforcement adequacy decisions "by the end of May, beginning of June". -
The EU has begun a legal action against the UK government after its decision to extend the grace period for some post-Brexit agrifood import controls in Northern Ireland. -
While UK businesses will raise a cheer at the EU's data adequacy proposal, their joy may prove premature. -
WhatsApp has defended its privacy policy changes, blaming "inaccurate reports" for suggesting the messaging service would be sharing more data with its parent Facebook.