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GDPR’s policy blueprint for the AI era

The European Union is approaching the final stages of enacting the world’s first comprehensive regulatory framework for ...

ECJ on data protection in court: Illegally obtained evidence may also be used

The European Court of Justice is refining the right to a fair trial: judges may use unlawfully obtained data but must curb ...
The National Law Review

GDPR Relief for SMEs? EDPB and EDPS Weigh in on the EU’s Simplification Plans

We collaborate with the world's leading lawyers to deliver news tailored for you. Sign Up for any (or all) of our 25+ Newsletters. Some states have laws and ethical rules regarding solicitation and ...
Phys.org

Are we criticizing GDPR for all the wrong reasons?

Simplify," "Streamline," "Scale back." While EU communiqués often find creative ways to avoid uttering the word "deregulation," this new European Commission is all about boosting the bloc's ...
Bleeping Computer

Beyond GDPR security training: Turning regulation into opportunity

Even though 88% of businesses spend over €1 million on GDPR compliance and 40% invest up to €10 million, 80% of their employees still ignore basic password security practices. The formal risk is ...
Computerworld

GDPR authorities accused of ‘inactivity’

Data protection authorities imposed over €1 billion in fines in 2024, but activists complain that violations of the law far too rarely result in penalties. Data protection authorities in Europe ...
Forbes

Concerns Rise About Proposed Changes To GDPR Reporting Rules

With the EU proposing to simplify the General Data Protection Regulation, industry bodies and campaign groups are wary. The changes come as part of a broader drive to simplify EU regulation to make it ...
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Major privacy laws - including GDPR - could be downgraded to try and boost AI growth and cut red tape

European proposal to amend GDPR/privacy laws expected soon Anonymized data may no longer always be protected by such laws The EU has already blocked or delayed may AI developments New documents seen ...
Wired

Meta’s $1.3 Billion Fine Is a Strike Against Surveillance Capitalism

Europe’s GDPR has just dealt its biggest hammer blow yet. Almost exactly five years since the continent’s strict data rules came into force, Meta has been hit with a colossal €1.2 billion fine ($1.3 ...
Forbes

Keeping Up With International Data Privacy Regulations

Arti Raman is the founder and CEO of Titaniam. She is an expert on utilizing encryption-in-use to keep data safe during cyberattacks. Data is everywhere, but what organizations can do with it may vary ...
Observer

Five Years into the GDPR, Few Say It’s Working and Meta is Paying Big

After five years of the E.U.’s massive data privacy law in effect, few are happy with the results. The E.U.’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) touts itself as the toughest data privacy ...