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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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The IAPP has published its RegTech Report 2026, covering developments in privacy, AI governance, and digital responsibility. The report maps the regulatory technology landscape for professionals working at the intersection of compliance, data protection, and AI oversight.
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The European Commission has proposed the EU Kids Act, a draft law designed to protect minors online by imposing age-based access rules and safety requirements on social media, video games, and AI systems. Critics argue the legislation will force widespread age verification, creating privacy costs that fall on all users, not just children.
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Spanish credit and business information firm Axesor has paid a reduced fine of €128,000 to resolve a data privacy enforcement action brought by Spain's data protection authority.
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Google has been fined €403 million by European regulators over violations related to how the company handled users' location data. The penalty reflects findings that Google breached privacy rules governing the collection or use of location information.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million for violations related to how the company processed users' location data. The fine comes from the EU's lead privacy regulator for Google under the GDPR framework.
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Google has been fined over £345 million for violations related to how it handled users' location data. The penalty follows findings that the company breached privacy rules governing the collection or use of that data.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has opened a formal investigation into a data breach in which identification details were stolen. The announcement came in an official news release, with no further details about the scope or source of the breach yet made public.
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ArtPrize releases statement on data privacy concerns woodtv.com
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Jodi’s Journal: Weighing the price of data privacy SiouxFalls.Business
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A US judge has signaled that part of a TikTok privacy settlement may not receive court approval, suggesting the terms as structured do not fully satisfy judicial scrutiny. The case involves privacy claims against the platform.
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A US judge has indicated he will reject at least part of a proposed settlement in a privacy lawsuit against TikTok, suggesting the current terms are not acceptable to the court.
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Singapore's National Cancer Centre sent an event invitation that accidentally exposed recipients' names, contact details, and in some cases workplaces by copying patients on a shared mailing list. The people affected have a genetic cancer condition, making the disclosed information particularly sensitive.
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Key facts: Meta launches Muse AI; stock +10%; data, privacy concerns TradingView
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AI governance efforts are struggling to keep pace with rapid developments across multiple fronts, including copyright, privacy, and the rise of autonomous AI agents. The breadth of issues suggests regulators and policymakers are trying to catch up across several distinct problem areas at once.
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Apple’s new operating system is here, and along with it comes a new version of Siri, dubbed with two very familiar letters: AI. As the name suggests, this Siri power-up resembles an AI chatbot more than the often derided voice assistant you might be used to. It has even evolved from a blob you invoke with a verbal command or a button press to a whole app. This update comes with a slew of privacy complications, but you can take some control over what this new Siri can access and use. There’s no denying that the new version of Siri is far more powerful than it used to be, and arguably more usef…
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End-to-end encryption protects messages in transit, but that protection stops the moment a message lands on a device. As AI features get built into messaging apps, those messages increasingly become inputs to systems that may not carry the same privacy guarantees the encryption promised.
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Maine's capital remains deadlocked on consumer data privacy legislation, leaving residents without meaningful legal protections, according to an opinion piece in the Portland Press Herald.
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Next on the Huddle: What’s New in Data Privacy Laws acainternational.org
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Notes from the IAPP Canada: Stop using privacy as an excuse, treat it as an enabler IAPP
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Big Tech Is Jeopardizing Your Data Privacy. Here’s How Congress Can Protect It clarksvilleonline.com
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The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) today urged a federal court to swiftly rule on the Trump administration’s plan to create and distribute “State Citizenship Lists.”
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Delaware has amended its consumer privacy law, adding new layers to an already complex patchwork of state-level privacy rules across the United States. The changes make compliance more complicated for companies operating in multiple states.
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The US Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Slaughter has potential consequences for the legal framework governing data transfers between the European Union and the United States, known as the Data Privacy Framework.
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