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A commentary piece argues that privacy rights in the United States are eroding, pointing to the spread of license-plate readers and phone surveillance as concrete examples of the trend.
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A Herefordshire council employee has received a suspended sentence after being convicted of illegally accessing personal information, with the case brought by the UK's Information Commissioner's Office. The conviction marks a criminal enforcement action under data protection law against an insider who misused access to personal data.
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California's DELETE Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) lets state residents submit a single request to compel all registered data brokers to delete their personal information and stop selling or sharing it.
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On Friday, EPIC filed an amicus brief in three related cases before the Ninth Circuit, urging the Court not to use Section 230 to give app stores unprecedented immunity for brokering illegal transactions. This case is just the latest in which tech companies have sought to stretch Section 230 into an immunity protecting them liability for virtually all unlawful conduct.
Air Force One's Qatari jet needs security upgrades, experts say, but ask if a month is enough time Reuters
New Jersey has enacted data privacy rules that place new obligations on organizations handling residents' personal information. Businesses operating in or targeting New Jersey consumers will need to review their data practices to ensure compliance.
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Manchester’s integrated care board offers the health service a domestic alternative to the US firm, says Dr Devan Moodley Regarding Peter Geoghegan’s article (I investigated Palantir’s foothold in the British state – and what I found should worry us all, 15 July), the nine years that Greater Manchester’s health system has spent without Palantir is a result not of caution but bold conviction. Greater Manchester’s integrated care board remains the only one in England to decline the Palantir-built federated data platform, having concluded that its own homegrown data capabilit…
Automotive News is flagging state data privacy compliance as a pressing concern for car dealerships, which collect significant amounts of personal and financial data from customers during the sales and financing process.
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I don't have enough usable information to write an accurate briefing. The excerpt contains only the words "News release" — no factual content about what the award is for, which lab received it, or why it was recognized. Could you share a fuller excerpt or additional details from the release? Even a
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How sweepstakes entry data can reach scammers Fox News
With security lines and star-studded spectacle, World Cup prepares for final showdown Reuters
OpenAI and Anthropic have taken steps to address enterprise data privacy concerns, but industry observers argue that employee behavior — not the AI vendors themselves — represents the more significant risk to organizational data.
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Louisiana has passed a new data privacy law that is scheduled to take effect in 2027. The law adds Louisiana to the growing list of U.S. states enacting their own consumer data privacy protections.
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On July 9, 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU” or “Court”) delivered its judgment in Sky Österreich Fernsehen (C-234/25), deciding that a streaming offering constitutes a digital service under the Consumer Rights Directive (Directive 2011/83/EU), rather than digital content, where the trader’s offering is of a dynamic nature and goes beyond... Continue Reading…
Susan Shelley: From license-plate readers to phone taps, privacy rights are vanishing Orange County Register
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Germany upgrades security stance to 'high threat level', interior minister tells paper Reuters
Trump team scrutinized election agency over 2020 vote before firing its leaders Reuters
US military says it completed latest strikes on Iran, marking 7th consecutive night of attacks Reuters
World Cup working dogs sniff out threats, send security signal Reuters
US lifts some Hong Kong sanctions imposed by Trump, autonomy status unchanged Reuters
How US lawmakers are reacting to Trump's address on election security Reuters
Mullin says Homeland Security will pursue voting offenses Reuters
Trump administration asks four states to check voter rolls for non-citizens Reuters
Data Bytes 67: Your EMEA Data Privacy Update for July 2026 Ashurst Perkins Coie
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