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Rubio, Miliband discuss Ukraine war, Europe taking greater role in its own security reuters.com
Privacy advocates and activist groups are pushing back against Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, which can record video without obvious visual cues to bystanders. Over 20,000 people have signed onto a campaign invoking data protection law to legally object to being filmed, and some countries including Germany are reportedly weighing a ban.
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Russia steps up disinformation before German elections, security sources say Reuters
Nobody likes getting a swab shoved up their nose. A startup in Japan has developed a much less intrusive system.
Privacy law is expanding in ways that carry significant consequences for businesses, according to reporting from CBIA. The specifics of the legislative or regulatory changes involved are not detailed in the available information.
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Senator Ron Wyden is urging state governments to take action against efforts to circumvent data privacy laws. The push suggests that existing federal and state privacy protections are being undermined through legal workarounds.
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State lawmakers are pushing for stronger frameworks around digital identity and data privacy, signaling growing interest at the state level in setting clearer rules for how personal data is collected, verified, and protected.
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Nigeria's Tinubu approves military pay rise as security challenges persist Reuters
An Electronic Frontier Foundation report found that some advertising software development kits bundled into mobile apps are automatically routing users' location data to location data brokers. The investigation traced how these SDKs create a direct pipeline between everyday apps and the broader location data industry.
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Advertising SDKs bundled into mobile apps routinely harvest users' location data and route it to data brokers, often without developers realizing it. That data has ended up in law enforcement investigations, including immigration enforcement operations.
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Can we solve the cookie banner problem in the EU? iapp.org
GoDaddy has released its 2025 Global Stakeholder Impact Report, with a section focused on cybersecurity and data privacy practices under its responsible governance framework. The report appears to be a voluntary disclosure meant to communicate the company's approach to data protection and operational accountability.
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A DevPro Journal piece argues that product teams should be building their 2026 privacy strategy into their roadmaps now rather than treating compliance as a last-minute obligation.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is attending the summer security conference week in Las Vegas — BSides, Black Hat, and DEF CON 34 — and is using the occasion to solicit member support for its ongoing legal and advocacy work on privacy and free expression.
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Japan casts military buildup as path to economic prosperity Reuters
Seeking to protect users' iCloud accounts, Apple is reportedly mounting a new challenge to British legal demands for ways around the company's Advanced Data Protection feature.
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A commentary piece argues that a data privacy bill under consideration must include strong enforcement mechanisms to be effective.
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Apple has filed a new legal challenge against a UK government order requiring it to provide access to private user data. The dispute, between Apple and the Home Office, is ongoing.
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What the Unabomber, Steve Bannon’s tech guy, and Bernie Sanders taught me about the great data center backlash of 2026.
Utah is considering legal action against Temu, the Chinese-owned discount shopping app, over concerns about how it handles user data. No lawsuit has been filed yet, but the state is actively weighing its options.
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The Center for Democracy and Technology has published an issue brief focused on what it calls the data broker loophole, a gap that allows data brokers to collect and sell personal information outside the reach of stronger privacy protections that apply to other industries.
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A coalition has filed a legal challenge against the Trump administration's move to change data-sharing rules for a federal family assistance program, which would give immigration authorities broad access to sensitive personal information held on current and former recipients.
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Denmark targets August 21 for second Security Council UN chief poll Reuters
Apple has appealed a new legal demand by the U.K. government, which critics say could threaten the privacy rights of users all over the world.
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