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California's data broker regulatory framework saw updates in August 2026, reflecting ongoing changes to the rules governing companies that collect and sell personal information about residents.
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The EU's proposed CADA: Why cloud sovereignty matters for business strategy IAPP
The European Union has adopted a new anti-money laundering regulation that will affect how organizations collect, store, and process personal data as part of their compliance obligations.
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Harry and Meghan to return to the press 'lion's den' they sought to escape Reuters
Plaintiff in facial-recognition arrest case alleges city of Reno is withholding information about 168 similar arrests This Is Reno
'Ban the scan': New York bill would bar facial-recognition tools at Madison Square Garden and other venues The Cool Down
Privacy advocates are urging Maryland officials to investigate data brokers they say are selling personal data to police and federal immigration agencies, in potential violation of the state's strong data privacy law.
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UN candidate Baki vows focus on conflict prevention, UN renewal Reuters
Can Ukraine hold elections while at war? Reuters
India's top court forms panel to probe allegations of violence during youth protests Reuters
Anthropic plans to change enterprise data retention policy, source says Reuters
German spy agency opens helpline for those exiled from Russia, China Reuters
First screwworm case detected in Mexican state of Sonora Reuters
Why does the federal government need expanded access to TANF data? StateScoop
Legal challenges have been filed against data privacy changes affecting TANF, the federal cash assistance program for low-income families. The disputes center on how personal information collected through the benefits program is being handled or shared.
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FTC proposal would require retailers to be transparent about personalized pricing AP News
US FTC considers requiring disclosure of personalized pricing Reuters
Kenya tourist helicopter crash kills 7, including Americans and Ecuador security chief Reuters
Sen. Darline Graham avoids giving direct answer to national security question in S.C. debate: 'Not my thing' pbs.org
The Census Bureau may reduce the collection or release of race and ethnicity data, citing data privacy concerns, according to analysis from Georgetown University. The move could limit the availability of demographic information drawn from one of the country's most important public datasets.
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Australia's eSafety Commissioner found that adults could view child accounts and send connection requests on Roblox without parental approval. The company has now signed a legal agreement with the regulator committing to privacy and safety changes on the platform.
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Reports are emerging of people being secretly filmed by others wearing Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses in private and semi-private settings, including homes, workplaces, and entertainment venues. The glasses record discreetly enough that subjects often have no idea it is happening.
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German finance ministry links high borrowing costs to security overhaul Reuters
Flock Safety cameras, which are used by law enforcement agencies across the United States, are drawing scrutiny over the scope of what they collect and how that data is used. The cameras are designed to read license plates and capture vehicle details, feeding into a shared network that can track vehicle movements across jurisdictions.
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