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Sweden's data protection authority IMY fined IT systems provider Miljödata approximately $183,000 after a security breach in August 2025 exposed data belonging to 2.2 million people. The regulator found the company's security measures were inadequate.
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New York is considering legislation that would prohibit retailers from using personal characteristics like income, age, or race to set individualized prices. The proposal targets a pricing practice made possible by the detailed consumer data collected through loyalty programs and other digital tracking.
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Residents in London are pushing back against smart glasses that can record people in public spaces without their knowledge or consent. Privacy advocates, including experts at EPIC, say resolving the tension between wearable camera technology and personal privacy will not be straightforward.
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The FTC has recommitted to examining personalized pricing practices, prompting advocacy groups EPIC and the Consumer Federation of America to publish a detailed pamphlet defining surveillance pricing and laying out why they oppose it.
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Canada's privacy regulator has launched an investigation into IDScan, a company that scans identification documents, over alleged violations of Canadian data protection law. No findings have been published yet.
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Data privacy victims now getting payments: See how much Yahoo Finance
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Chinese AI company Zhipu AI is intensifying its focus on data privacy, according to a report from China Daily Hong Kong. No specific measures or policy details are available from the available information.
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How Boosting Your Privacy Will Make America More Secure The National Interest
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An opinion piece argues that AI-powered surveillance is effectively dismantling privacy rights, framing the trend as a form of espionage enabled by artificial intelligence tools.
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Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new risks around scams, fraud, and data privacy. The concerns point to the growing use of automated tools that act on behalf of consumers in online retail environments.
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Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new exposure to scams, fraud, and data-privacy problems for consumers. The concerns come as automated shopping tools become more common in everyday retail experiences.
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Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new risks around scams, fraud, and data privacy. The concerns appear to be directed at how these automated tools interact with payment systems and handle sensitive financial and personal information.
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Banks are raising alarms that AI-powered shopping bots create new exposure to scams, fraud, and data-privacy violations. The warnings signal that the financial sector sees autonomous shopping tools as a meaningful threat to consumers and institutions alike.
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Banks are warning that AI shopping bots introduce new risks around scams, fraud, and consumer data privacy. The concern points to the growing use of automated agents that handle purchases and financial transactions on behalf of users.
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Wearable AI devices like smart glasses and AI pins are facing growing privacy concerns as the category gains commercial momentum. The tension between the technology's appeal and its data collection implications is emerging as a central challenge for the industry.
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A guide addresses the privacy risks built into AI chatbot interactions, noting that user conversations are both sensitive in nature and exposed to potential surveillance. The piece offers practical steps people can take to limit that exposure.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million for violations related to how the company handled users' location data. The ruling comes from the EU's lead privacy regulator for many major tech companies, which is based in Ireland.
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Automated license plate reader networks are expanding, and that growth is drawing increased scrutiny over how the location data they collect is stored, shared, and used. The technology can track vehicle movements across wide areas, often without drivers knowing they are being recorded.
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AI-powered gadgets are facing scrutiny over privacy risks, according to a Reuters report. The specific devices and practices involved are not detailed in the available excerpt.
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A European regulator has fined Google €403 million over violations related to how the company handled user location data. The penalty reflects ongoing enforcement action against the tech giant's data collection practices under European privacy law.
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The Supreme Court will take up Salazar v. Paramount Global in its October 2026 term to settle a circuit split over who counts as a 'consumer' under the Video Privacy Protection Act. The outcome will determine how broadly the VPPA's protections apply to people who watch video content online.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of laws tightening privacy and safety rules for minors online. The legislation restricts certain platform features for users under 16, imposes a duty of care on social media companies, and updates the state's age verification and design code requirements.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million for breaching GDPR rules around how it processed users' location data. The fine is one of the larger penalties issued under Europe's data protection framework.
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EU regulators have fined Google €403 million for violations related to how the company handled user location data. The penalty comes from European data protection authorities enforcing privacy rules against one of the world's largest data collectors.
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