California updates data broker rule with new deletion obligations
California is again setting a new tone in US privacy regulations with a data broker bill that would establish a one-step request to permanently delete Californians’ personal data.
California is again setting a new tone in US privacy regulations with a data broker bill that would establish a one-step request to permanently delete Californians’ personal data.
The Finnish and Norwegian privacy regulators will no longer ban taxi app Yango from transferring customer data to Russia – but the case is not yet closed.
A US federal appeals court has refused data broker ZoomInfo’s bid to strike a privacy lawsuit under the California anti-SLAPP law.
Germany’s highest civil court has asked the European Court of Justice to clarify multiple questions on the interpretation of GDPR non-material damages.
A shadow rapporteur for the AI Act has said the AI Act marks a failure of the European Commission to make the necessary changes to the GDPR.
While industry voices continue to back the merits of open source large language model development, the money continues to flow to a few familiar names while the less familiar ones get snapped …
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Could billion-euro claims fulfil activists’ hopes of deterring breaches of the GDPR and meet the public enforcement gap, or will procedural obstacles and funding issues kill off their cases?
A Michigan judge preliminarily approves a $9.5 million Preservation of Personal Privacy Act settlement; TD Ameritrade and Charles Schwab sued over data breach; and the American Bar Association launches AI task force.
As a critical asset of most organisations operating today, data must be managed and protected with the same …
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