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Parents in Knox County are voicing data privacy concerns as local officials prepare to vote on a new policy governing screen use, likely in schools. The debate centers on what data is collected from children through devices or platforms connected to the policy.
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Tennessee legislators are weighing new rules on license plate readers amid concerns about how the data they collect is stored, shared, and used. The debate reflects broader tension between law enforcement utility and the privacy of people whose movements are passively recorded.
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US Senate advances nominee to head Transportation Security Administration Reuters
A new episode of the Privacy Perspectives podcast from Kelley Drye & Warren addresses the expansion of data broker laws and whether more businesses may now fall under their scope.
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Drone strike in Egypt sparks security concerns about Suez oil exports Reuters
The National Law Review has published attorney guidance aimed at businesses facing legal exposure under the California Privacy Rights Act. The piece focuses on defense strategies for companies that find themselves targeted by CPRA enforcement or litigation.
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Turkey wants to join a new Lebanon security initiative after UN mission ends AP News
From climate strategy to energy security — Building aviation's SAF market Reuters
Health100 has received an industry accreditation recognizing its practices around consumer data privacy and security. The specific accrediting body and standards involved are not detailed in the available information.
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Peter McLaughlin, a privacy attorney widely respected within the field, has died. The International Association of Privacy Professionals remembered him with a tribute describing him as the best in the profession.
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Nigeria destroys 2,819 seized illicit arms in security crackdown Reuters
China has put forward major proposed changes to its national standard governing personal information protection. The amendments would update the technical and regulatory framework that shapes how organizations operating in China handle personal data.
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Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: Singapore continues evolution into a trusted digital gateway IAPP
A federal court in Virginia has rejected the government's motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging DOGE's access to federal payment system data. The case, brought by the Electronic Privacy Information Center, seeks to protect the personal information of millions of Americans held by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Multiple properties searched across UK after millions of car finance complaints Information Commissioner's Office
Leader of Spain's Ceuta warns of emergency as 1,500 migrants arrive in one week reuters.com
Australia's privacy regulator has updated its guidance on facial recognition technology following a ruling against hardware retailer Bunnings, which had used the technology in its stores. The updated guidance reflects lessons from that enforcement action and is aimed at organizations considering or currently using facial recognition.
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Drone strike near Suez Canal in Egypt raises new security threat in widening war Reuters
Bunnings decision prompts update of Australian facial-recognition guidance MLex
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Drone hits U.S. gas storage tanker at Egyptian port, security firm says Reuters
Drone hits gas storage tanker at Egypt's Mediterranean port, Ambrey reports reuters.com
Details of parents and staff, including email addresses and phone numbers, are among data taken by cybercriminals The Department for Education and a police database have been targeted by a cyber-attack, exposing more than 740,000 pieces of data. Details of government officials, senior school leaders, university staff, police officers and members of the public have been taken by hackers. Continue reading...
Eyemart Express, an optical retailer based in North Texas, is facing data privacy lawsuits following a cyber attack on its systems. The incident has prompted legal action from affected individuals, though specific details about the breach's scope have not been disclosed.
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