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California Closes the Third-Party Data Gap in the CCPA Right to Delete: What SB 923 Requires, From Whom, and When

The National Law Review · · International · GDPR & International

California Closes the Third-Party Data Gap in the CCPA Right to Delete: What SB 923 Requires, From Whom, and When The National Law Review

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The Algorithm Said So

Federal rulemakers are deciding what to do when artificial intelligence produces the kind of conclusion that once required an expert. They disagree about how to regulate it. They also disagree about whether the problem has arrived.

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The European Commission and the European Data Protection Board are jointly seeking input on how competition law and data privacy law should interact where they overlap. The consultation signals growing regulatory interest in treating data as both a market power issue and a rights issue.

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AI: EU Member States approve “digital expropriation” for AI companies

EU member states have approved a change to GDPR that would make personal data processing automatically lawful when it occurs 'in the context of AI,' according to reports. Critics, including privacy advocate Max Schrems, say the provision would let major AI companies use decades of collected personal data with few restrictions.

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Politico — Tech · · International

‘Just the beginning’: New Mexico AG warns AI industry after $25B Meta ruling

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez issued a public warning to the AI and tech industry following a $25 billion ruling against Meta, calling it a starting point rather than a conclusion. Torrez urged other state attorneys general to pursue similar litigation rather than settle.

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Clearview AI spars with UK ICO over facial recognition as monitoring

Clearview AI is in a dispute with the UK's Information Commissioner's Office over how the company's facial recognition technology should be classified and regulated. The disagreement centers on whether Clearview's system constitutes monitoring under UK data protection law.

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EDPS · · EU

ARETE - Assessment of Risk to Individuals of Personal Data Breaches

The European Data Protection Supervisor held a half-day workshop called ARETE in June 2026, focused on how to assess the risk that personal data breaches pose to the individuals whose data is exposed.

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D Digital Watch Observatory · · International

UK ICO consultation on research data privacy closes

The UK Information Commissioner's Office has closed its public consultation on how privacy rules apply to the use of personal data in research contexts. The consultation period has now ended, meaning responses will be reviewed before any guidance or policy changes are issued.

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