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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has issued guidance addressing how personal data may be lawfully processed during internal workplace investigations, clarifying the legal boundaries employers must observe under data protection law.
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Head of committee says it was appropriate for government to seek guidance on way out of £330m deal with US data company Claims by Palantir that concerns over the US data analytics company’s multimillion-pound NHS contract are “ideologically motivated” have been rejected by the chair of a parliamentary committee. It was also appropriate for the government to seek guidance on activating a break contract in the deal, said Chi Onwurah, a Labour MP who heads the science, innovation and technology select committee. Continue reading...
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The OECD's VIADUCT initiative examines growing tensions in AI training data acquisition, questioning the sustainability of web scraping and exploring alternatives centered on ethical data-sharing frameworks that account for copyright, GDPR compliance, and equitable access.
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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has issued guidance acknowledging that automated decision-making tools can legitimately be used in hiring, provided appropriate safeguards are implemented by employers.
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Here’s what jobseekers need to know about automated recruitment decisions Information Commissioner's Office
Regulators launch joint taskforce to crack down on poor practice in motor finance claims Information Commissioner's Office
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Apple offers tools that let users mask their real email addresses from apps and websites, shielding them from commercial tracking. But those protections do not extend to law enforcement — federal agents can still obtain Apple customer records through legal demands.
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The Markup has received a SABEW Best in Business Journalism Award in the technology reporting category for its investigation into how Tinder, Hinge, and their parent company handled sexual assault reports. The 18-month inquiry found the companies concealed rape allegations.
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Banks, governments and tech providers urged to upgrade security because current systems will soon be obsolete Banks, governments and technology providers need to be prepared for quantum computer hackers capable of breaking most existing encryption systems by 2029, Google has warned. The tech company said in a blogpost that quantum computers would pose a “significant threat to current cryptographic standards” before the end of the decade and urged other companies to follow its lead. Continue reading...
The European Data Protection Supervisor has published its Annual Report for 2025, covering a year the agency describes as focused on expanding its operational mandate across monitoring, enforcement, and advisory roles. The report is accompanied by an executive summary, a supervisory speech, and a press conference.
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Are there humans in world models? LINC CNIL
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has published its report on protected disclosures received during 2023, covering whistleblower complaints made to the regulator under national protected disclosures law. The report documents how many disclosures were received and how the DPC handled them.
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An OECD analysis argues that meaningful participation in AI governance requires more than one-time consultation, calling instead for community authority and structured oversight spanning an AI system's full lifecycle — from design through deployment and decommissioning.
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UK MPs are calling on the government to suspend a contract between the Financial Conduct Authority and Palantir, after it emerged the US data analytics firm will gain access to two years of sensitive internal intelligence data held by the financial regulator. The FCA says the arrangement is intended to help it detect and combat financial crime.
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On June 8, 2026, the EDPS, Germany's BfDI, and Bavaria's BayLfD will co-host a high-level debate examining the European Commission's Omnibus proposals and their potential effects on GDPR and the wider EU digital regulatory landscape.
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Cloaked, a privacy-focused company known for helping consumers mask their personal information online, has raised $375 million in a combined equity and growth funding round. The company is using the capital to expand its products into the enterprise market.
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The OECD has published analysis on AI regulatory sandboxes, examining how controlled testing environments can allow governments and developers to experiment with AI systems under regulatory supervision while managing risk and building compliance frameworks.
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FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed to lawmakers that the agency is actively purchasing commercially available location data to track Americans. Because the data is bought rather than subpoenaed, the FBI can obtain it without going through the warrant process.
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France's highest administrative court has upheld a €40 million GDPR fine against ad-tracking company Criteo, originally imposed by the CNIL. The regulator found that Criteo could not demonstrate it had obtained valid consent from users and had failed to respect data subject rights.
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