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Google seeks to toss incognito browser mode proposed class action

Google has asked an Oakland federal judge to deny certifying a class that alleges the internet giant deceptively collected user data through its incognito mode.

Phillips set to leave FTC

Republican Federal Trade Commission member Noah Phillips’ departure may not have a significant impact on the agency’s privacy enforcement agenda.

Noyb goes for round two against cookie banners

Noyb has launched a second assault on perceived poor performance in cookie consent by companies, lodging complaints against 226 organisations for failing to implement a ‘refuse all’ button.

Criteo faces €60 million fine

France’s data watchdog has proposed imposing a €60 million fine on adtech player Criteo.

NYDFS proposes upping the stakes for ransomware payments and tech audits

The New York State Department of Financial Services has released proposed amendments that would significantly affect all financial institutions licensed in New York state, including setting a 24-hour deadline for reporting ransomware …

Data Changemakers: Sarah Chander

European Digital Rights senior policy advisor and AI lead Sarah Chander says policymakers, industry and civil society groups need to rethink the notion of the digital rights holder and challenge the “computational …

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Data Changemakers: Sarah Chander

The UK’s new data bill dissected

The UK’s new Data Protection and Digital Information Bill will change various aspects of the country’s data protection landscape. Some of the bill’s amendments to UK data protection law are expected, but others are more of a surprise. GDR runs through the most crucial new developments.