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A commentary from the IAPP argues that web scraping used to build generative AI training datasets falls within the scope of GDPR, meaning the collection and processing of personal data found online is not exempt simply because it occurs at scale or at the infrastructure level.
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I don't have enough information to write an accurate briefing from this input. The headline and excerpt appear to be a navigation label or page title rather than a substantive news story — there are no facts about what the strategy contains, what is being consulted on, or what changes are proposed.
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The European Data Protection Board has adopted new guidelines on anonymisation, web scraping for generative AI, and blockchain data processing. The anonymisation guidance incorporates recent Court of Justice of the EU case law to clarify when data can genuinely be considered anonymous under European privacy law.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor and the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights signed a revised Memorandum of Understanding on June 29, 2026, updating an existing framework to deepen cooperation between the two bodies.
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The European Data Protection Board and the newly established Anti-Money Laundering Authority have announced a joint effort to develop guidelines on how financial institutions can share customer information to fight money laundering and terrorist financing without violating data protection rules. The collaboration stems from an explicit provision in the EU's AML Regulation allowing such information exchanges.
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The US Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Slaughter puts the FTC's independence in doubt, threatening the legal foundation of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. The current adequacy decision depends heavily on the FTC acting as an independent enforcement body, a status that may no longer hold.
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A state Attorney General has released formal guidance on laws governing community trust and data privacy, providing direction to counties on how to interpret and apply both statutes. The guidance appears aimed at helping local governments align their practices with the requirements of the acts.
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Data protection authorities from G7 nations have jointly adopted a set of principles addressing how emerging technologies should handle children's data and safeguard minors online. The agreement signals coordinated regulatory intent across major democracies to hold technology developers to higher standards when children are involved.
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The UK Information Commissioner's Office has published a report summarizing findings from its audits of educational technology providers, outlining how those companies handle personal data and where improvements were identified or made.
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The Center for Democracy and Technology has published a visual guide mapping out how individuals can seek redress for harms caused by AI systems under the GDPR. The resource appears aimed at helping people and advocates understand which legal pathways are available when AI causes harm covered by European data protection law.
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The IAPP's European conference addressed three converging themes: stronger protections for children online, efforts to simplify compliance frameworks, and the latest developments in how GDPR is being interpreted and enforced across the EU.
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The European Data Protection Board has released an updated case digest compiling significant One-Stop-Shop decisions related to individuals' rights to object and to erasure under GDPR, drawn from its public register and developed through its inter-DPA cooperation program.
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Here is the JSON object: ```json { "summary": "The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has issued a statement in response to its 'Edtech examined' report, which assessed how education technology products handle personal data. The report and accompanying statement reflect the ICO's ongoing scru
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The European Data Protection Supervisor has launched a new video series called 'Espresso with the EDPS,' with its Secretary General presenting the debut episode on AI literacy — exploring what the concept means and why it is broadly relevant.
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The European Commission proposed replacing cookie consent banners with automated browser-based signals as part of its Digital Omnibus simplification package. However, Google and several EU member states, including Germany and France, have pushed back against the change, apparently preferring the current banner system.
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The European Data Protection Board has launched a redesigned website and updated brand identity, marking a communications refresh for the EU body responsible for consistent GDPR enforcement and guidance across member states since 2018.
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European regulators are preparing guidance aimed at clarifying how the GDPR and the EU AI Act interact, offering a preview of the framework that will govern personal data use within AI systems across the bloc.
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France's data protection authority, the CNIL, released updated versions of two core frameworks — MR-001 and MR-003 — that set the rules for how personal health data can be processed in research contexts. These reference methodologies function as pre-approved compliance pathways under French law, allowing qualifying health research to proceed without seeking individual authorization.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor convened its 58th meeting with Data Protection Officers from across EU institutions in Brussels on June 18, 2026, addressing evolving regulatory and technological challenges affecting internal EU data governance.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor has released its latest newsletter, covering highlights from its 2025 Annual Report, guidance issued on an EU visa platform chatbot, contributions to the Digital Omnibus legislative debate, and an upcoming conference examining AI use in recruitment.
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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has issued a statement responding to a government announcement about restricting social media access for children under 16. The ICO, as the UK's data protection regulator, weighed in on the policy as it intersects with age verification and children's online privacy.
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The European Data Protection Board is co-hosting a conference on July 9 focused on AI use in hiring and recruitment, examining data protection concerns that arise when employers rely on algorithmic tools to screen or select candidates.
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EPIC and a coalition of privacy advocates have urged the Council of the European Union to block proposed changes to GDPR that they say would weaken existing privacy protections. The groups are pushing EU member states to resist modifications they believe would roll back rights the regulation was designed to guarantee.
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I need a bit more to work with — the excerpt you've provided is essentially just the headline repeated with no additional detail. Could you share a fuller excerpt or a few more sentences from the article? That way I can write an accurate briefing without inventing facts the source doesn't support.
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