The California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act requires a mental health consideration for companies operating an online service or product, a first for a US privacy regulation that lawyers said needs more clarification for its sweeping scope.
Clients’ information can be siphoned off by unknown third parties when it is stored on a lawyer’s cellphone, and law firms are increasingly adopting tools to shield such data from smartphone apps.
Indonesia has passed a long-awaited personal data protection law unifying the nation’s formerly scattered approach under a comprehensive law, but questions remain about the framework’s regulator.
The European Commission is seeking to reassure lawmakers that the awarding of a new contract for the operation of a communications service between EU institutions will not risk data from Brussels being …
TikTok could be fined as much as £27 million (€29.9 million) by the ICO for failing to adequately protect children’s privacy.
A digital rights group has lodged a collective complaint with the French data protection authority petitioning the watchdog to ban certain uses of video cameras, facial recognition and databases by the police.
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Hamburg-based Osborne Clarke data practice head Flemming Moos and international head of tech, media and comms Ashley Hurst tell GDR about dark patterns, enforcement hotspots and the recent evolution of UK data protection litigation.
China has rapidly evolved its legal framework in the wake of the landmark Data Security Law and Personal Information Protection Law. Morgan Lewis & Bockius partners Todd Liao and Lesli Ligorner and associate Sylvia Hu map out what companies should do to comply with a raft of new requirements.
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