Nadine Daher

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• UK-US data bridge approved
• California Age-Appropriate Design Code temporarily blocked
• Barbara Thiel again fails to challenge successor appointment
• Dutch privacy class action wave hits Google and Twitter
• ECHR rules against UK surveillance of non-residents
• Tencent enters the arms race: AI newsletter 11 September 2023
• EDPS action against Europol regulation fails
• OpenAI hit with another US privacy challenge
• Meta bid to delay Norway targeted advertising ban fails
• German health data law reinstates state DPA jurisdiction
• Civil society group calls out ‘toxic’ recommender systems
• Regulators get back in business: AI newsletter 4 September 2023
• Russian data transfer ban postponed
• Swedish regulator fines insurance company for security failings
• Selling shovels in the goldrush: AI newsletter 29 August 2023
• Ireland orders Airbnb to hone user verification
• Industry welcomes long-awaited ICO biometric guidance
• AI is a monkey taking a selfie: AI newsletter 21 August 2023
• Singapore ecommerce company fined for security failures
• India cautiously welcomes new data law
• UK law firm hit with ICO data security reprimand
• US moves against China and Google sings for its supper: AI newsletter 14 August 2023
• Argentina investigates Worldcoin as global concern builds
• CPPA fights back against court-ordered enforcement delay
• Blackstone’s billions and the AI company that never was: AI newsletter 7 August 2023
• India inches closer to data protection legislation
• Big Tech financials and global conversations: AI newsletter 31 July 2023
• Norway issues Google Analytics reprimand
• UK Supreme Court casts uncertainty over litigation funding
• DPC to face High Court challenge over alleged inaction
• Icelandic regulator issues record fine
• Brazilian regulator issues first fine
• Belgian newspaper anonymisation order survives ECHR challenge
• Free fails to challenge French data retention decree
• FTC warns of generative AI competition concerns
• OpenAI class action attacks privacy practices
• Swedish regulator fines news company for customer profiling
• Noyb sues for access to EDPB decision files
• Singapore issues fines after health data breach
• Finnish court upholds regulator’s decision in credit information case
• Consumer groups push for generative AI enforcement
• TikTok fights UK children’s data fine
• Fines on the cards in CNIL clairvoyance case
• Wilson Sonsini hires ex-CNIL official in Brussels
• European Parliament commits to tackling spyware abuse
• TikTok China data sharing questioned by second DPA
• EDPB finalised guidelines provide more fining clarity
• Italy confiscates databases over telemarketing violations
• Danish regulator enforces against Meta Business Tools use
• Taiwan ministry issues its first-ever privacy fines

• AI Act rapporteur lays out red lines ahead of negotiations
• Finnish criminal data protection case appealed by both sides
• Special Report: Has the GDPR failed?
• Finnish regulator becomes EDPB chief
• Dixon disagrees with Meta fine
• ICO independence worries MEPs
• TikTok lawsuit attacks Montana ban
• Google to pay $39.9 million Washington state settlement
• US lawsuit claims Twitter helped Saudi Arabia silence critics
• Osborne Clarke hires in London
• High Court issues GDPR damages
• Ireland “bottleneck” highlighted again
• Apple accused of restrictive third-party privacy policy
• Austria follows suit with Clearview decision while French pressure builds
• Hearst latest to face VPPA data-sharing class action
• Croatia hands debt collector record GDPR penalty
• Australia shakes up privacy regulator's office
• Norwegian statistics agency banned from processing consumption data
• Italy reinstates ChatGPT
• Criminal sanction for Finnish executive after data protection failings
• Korean Supreme Court orders Google to disclose shared data
• TikTok cases bundled into settlement despite plaintiffs' objections
• EDPB launches ChatGPT task force
• Tesla sued over employee sharing of private car footage
• Japan adequacy agreement review shows greater policy alignment
• ICO cuts TikTok children’s data fine in half
• WhatsApp’s €225 million ECJ appeal arguments emerge
• Polish regulator says court ruling questions its independence
• Polish court reverses landmark GDPR decision
• Plaintiff firms eye Latitude data breach litigation
• CNIL fines scooter company over location data use
• Dwyer murder conviction appeal fails despite ECJ data retention ruling
• Korean regulator fines McDonald’s and household names for data breaches
• ECJ to hear question on DPA obligation to explain fines
• Easylife penalty slashed by more than 80%
• SEC rejects Covington battle against data breach client disclosure
• UK complaint calls for YouTube algorithmic deletion
• UK data bill addresses adtech industry concerns
• Polish court dismisses appeal over employee error delaying breach notification
• UK data reform legislation returns – again
• Top Australian court allows Facebook case to proceed
• Finnish regulator issues third-highest penalty
• Bird & Bird hires former ICO legal director as privacy partner
• Meta to shift UK users to US terms
• Tesla swerves privacy fine
• Australia reforms propose GDPR-style erasure and litigation rights
• Covington says SEC order for data breach is an “assault” on its privacy
• Canadian court sides with Amazon in PIPEDA case
• Stephenson Harwood hires new UK technology partners
• Stability AI faces fresh Getty scraping suit