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IAPP · · International

Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: 2026 survey finds children's data, AI continue to top NZ privacy concerns

A 2026 survey from New Zealand finds that children's data and artificial intelligence remain the leading privacy concerns among respondents in the country, according to reporting from the IAPP. The findings suggest these issues have held sustained public and professional attention rather than fading as newer topics emerge.

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GDPR / Intl
noyb (None of Your Business) · · EU

noyb success: ORF.at must correct misleading cookie banner

Austria's Federal Administrative Court has upheld a ruling requiring public broadcaster ORF to redesign its cookie consent banner so that the accept and reject buttons are visually equal. The decision, which follows a successful complaint by privacy group noyb, addresses ORF's practice of highlighting the 'Accept' button in color, which the court agreed could push users into unintended consent.

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California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) (.gov) · · US / State

Catbagan, Christian@CPPA

I don't have enough information to write an accurate briefing from this input. The headline and excerpt appear to be a raw email or directory entry — likely a staff listing or internal contact record for someone named Christian Catbagan at the California Privacy Protection Agency — rather than a new

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California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) (.gov) · · US / State

Invitation for Preliminary Comments - Notices & Disclosures and Employee Data

The California Privacy Protection Agency is soliciting early public input on two areas: how businesses communicate privacy notices and disclosures, and how employee data is handled under California privacy law. The pre-rulemaking step signals the CPPA is laying groundwork for future regulatory action in both areas.

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IAPP · · International

Notes from the IAPP Canada: Special report on CRA breaches raises fresh privacy concerns

A special report discussed at IAPP Canada has renewed scrutiny over privacy breaches at the Canada Revenue Agency, drawing attention to how sensitive taxpayer data has been compromised. The report surfaces ongoing concerns about the CRA's ability to protect the personal and financial information it holds on virtually every Canadian adult.

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IAPP · · International

Why is it still so hard to get corporate buy-in for privacy compliance?

The IAPP examines the persistent difficulty privacy professionals face when trying to secure meaningful organizational support for compliance efforts, pointing to structural and cultural barriers that keep privacy work underfunded and deprioritized inside companies.

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Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

Letter to the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics on the Main Estimates for the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada for 2026-2027

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada submitted a letter to Parliament's ethics and privacy committee outlining its budget request for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The submission is part of the standard Main Estimates process through which federal oversight bodies request funding from Parliament.

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Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

Letter to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs on the privacy implications of Bill C-25

I need to reason carefully here. The headline and excerpt are identical and minimal — they tell me a letter was sent to a Canadian parliamentary committee about the privacy implications of Bill C-25. Bill C-25 relates to Canadian electoral or parliamentary procedure (the Standing Committee on Proced

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IAPP · · International

From privacy policies to machine-readable governance: Rethinking data control in the age of AI

A piece published through the IAPP examines the limitations of traditional privacy policies as a governance tool and makes the case for machine-readable formats that AI systems can interpret and enforce directly, rather than relying on humans to read and comply with written rules.

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Healthcare
The Guardian — Privacy · · International

Palantir’s access to identifiable NHS England patient data is ‘dangerous’, MPs say

UK parliamentarians have raised alarms over NHS England granting Palantir and other contractors broad access to identifiable patient records — before pseudonymisation — as part of an AI platform development project. Internal NHS documents reportedly acknowledged the arrangement carries a risk of eroding public trust.

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Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

Media advisory: Privacy Commissioner of Canada to appear before Parliamentary Committee to discuss 2026-2027 Main Estimates

Canada's Privacy Commissioner is scheduled to appear before a Parliamentary committee to discuss the federal agency's proposed budget for the 2026–2027 fiscal year. The appearance gives legislators a formal opportunity to scrutinize how the office plans to allocate its resources.

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Enforcement
Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

News release: Privacy Commissioner of Canada investigation into breaches leads to Canada Revenue Agency commitment to improve security measures

I need to work from what the headline implies: Canada's Privacy Commissioner investigated data breaches at the Canada Revenue Agency, and the CRA has committed to improving its security practices as a result. ```json { "summary": "Canada's Privacy Commissioner completed an investigation into data

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Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

News release: Privacy Commissioner of Canada appears before Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics on Main Estimates

I need to work with what the headline and excerpt actually imply. The excerpt is minimal ("News release"), but the headline tells me the Privacy Commissioner of Canada appeared before a parliamentary committee to discuss the Main Estimates — meaning budget and resource allocations for the Office of

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Enforcement
Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

Media advisory: Privacy regulators to discuss findings of joint investigation into ChatGPT

Privacy regulators from multiple jurisdictions are set to publicly discuss the findings of a coordinated joint investigation into ChatGPT, signaling a formal multinational regulatory examination of the AI system's data practices.

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Enforcement
Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

News release: Joint investigation by Canadian privacy regulators into OpenAI’s ChatGPT leads to better protections for Canadians’ personal information

Canadian federal and provincial privacy regulators concluded a joint investigation into OpenAI's ChatGPT, resulting in commitments from the company to strengthen how it handles Canadians' personal information. The investigation examined whether ChatGPT's data practices complied with Canadian privacy law.

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Enforcement
Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

Statement by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada regarding a joint investigation of OpenAI’s ChatGPT

Canada's Privacy Commissioner issued a statement regarding a joint investigation into OpenAI's ChatGPT, signaling coordinated regulatory scrutiny of the company's data practices under Canadian privacy law. The investigation appears to involve multiple authorities examining how ChatGPT collects, uses, or retains personal information.

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Data Protection Commission · · EU / Ireland

DPC Opens Inquiry into Infinite Styles Services Co. Ltd. (SHEIN Ireland)

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has opened a formal inquiry into Infinite Styles Services Co. Ltd., the Irish-registered entity behind the SHEIN fashion brand. The inquiry falls under the DPC's role as lead EU privacy regulator for companies based in Ireland.

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GDPR / Intl
noyb (None of Your Business) · · EU

LinkedIn locks your GDPR rights behind a paywall

LinkedIn tracks who views user profiles but restricts access to that data behind a paid Premium subscription. Privacy researchers argue this violates Article 15 of GDPR, which gives people the right to access personal data held about them, regardless of whether a company also sells it as a product feature.

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Enforcement
FTC Consumer Protection · · US Federal

FTC to Ban Kochava and Subsidiary from Selling Sensitive Location Data to Settle Charges They Sold Location Data Linked to Millions of Mobile Devices

The FTC has reached a settlement barring data broker Kochava and its subsidiary from selling sensitive location data without consumers' explicit consent, following allegations the companies traded precise movement data tied to hundreds of millions of mobile devices, including visits to sensitive locations.

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Privacy Commissioner of Canada · · Canada

News release: Privacy Commissioner of Canada launches new age assurance guidance to support organizations

I need to work from the headline alone since the excerpt provides no additional content beyond "News release." ```json { "summary": "Canada's Privacy Commissioner has released new guidance to help organizations implement age assurance practices. The guidance is intended to support businesses in v

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The Guardian — Privacy · · International

How does live facial recognition work and how many UK police forces use it?

Live facial recognition has been used by UK police since 2020, primarily in London, and the current Labour government is now pushing for nationwide adoption, including 40 new camera-equipped vans for deployment across England and Wales town centres.

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California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) (.gov) · · US / State

Agenda Item 3 — Legislative Update & Authorization ofCalPrivacy’s Positions on Pending Legislation

The California Privacy Protection Agency has placed a legislative update on its agenda, seeking formal authorization of the agency's official positions on pending privacy-related legislation. The item signals that the CPPA is actively shaping its stance on bills that could affect how privacy law develops in California.

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Enforcement
noyb (None of Your Business) · · EU

No action taken against PimEyes: noyb lawsuit against Hamburg DPA

Privacy advocacy group noyb has sued Hamburg's data protection authority for failing to act against PimEyes, a facial recognition search engine that scrapes biometric data from the internet to build a searchable database of people's faces. The Hamburg DPA reportedly acknowledges PimEyes operates illegally but says the company's apparent Dubai base puts enforcement out of reach.

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