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A federal court has refused to dismiss litigation against PowerSchool stemming from a data breach, allowing claims that the education technology company qualifies as a healthcare provider under California's medical information privacy law to move forward.
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Govt invites editors for talks on digital data privacy law, assures no curbs on journalistic freedom The Tribune
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Vidai UK has developed an AI model that the company says addresses a data privacy problem, according to a report in Daily Business. No further details about the specific privacy issue or the technical approach are available from the source provided.
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Age checks for child safety raise data privacy concerns Back End News
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has launched an investigation into Navigate360, the company that manages the tip management platform used by Crime Stoppers programs across Canada, following a cybersecurity incident that exposed tips submitted to those programs.
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The California Privacy Protection Agency has released updates related to legislation and agency proposals. Details on the specific measures under consideration were not provided in the available information.
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The California Privacy Protection Agency has published meeting materials for its November 5–6, 2026 board meeting. The documents cover the agenda and supporting materials for that session.
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Business and financial groups are pushing back against proposed AI regulations, warning that certain provisions could create unintended burdens. A key sticking point is a requirement for human review of AI decisions that applies only when 'commercially reasonable,' a standard that critics on both sides say is too vague to be enforceable.
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The Supreme Court is set to decide whether individuals can sue over targeted advertising tied to their video viewing habits, in a case that could test the reach of the Video Privacy Protection Act. The outcome may determine whether existing federal law can fill gaps left by the absence of comprehensive U.S. privacy legislation.
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City of San Marcos extends Axon contract amid data privacy concerns Yahoo
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A TechTarget piece argues that AI governance and data privacy should not be treated as separate disciplines but as interconnected functions that organizations need to manage together.
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A nonprofit service that protects internet users’ privacy is leaving France. Quad9, a free DNS resolver, has said it will reluctantly stop serving users in France on November 24. This follows a French court order that Quad9 must block access to websites that are accused of infringing the copyrights of a sports broadcaster. Forcing a responsible privacy service out of an important market is a predictable result of trying to force infrastructure providers to be copyright police. When you visit a website, a DNS resolver reads the domain name you type in—like eff.org— and translates it into a num…
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Content creators flag data privacy concerns over BIR seal badge ABS-CBN
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A headline references a 2026 overview of AI-generated adult content platforms, touching on output quality, performance, and data privacy practices. The accompanying excerpt provides no substantive detail beyond the title.
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Major Indian media organizations have taken the Modi government's new data privacy rules to the country's highest court, challenging the regulations through formal legal proceedings.
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A report reviews AI-powered adult chat applications, examining their features, pricing structures, and data privacy practices as of 2026.
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A report surveys AI-generated adult content platforms, comparing their features, pricing structures, and stated data privacy practices as of 2026.
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A headline referencing AI pornography platforms in 2026 focuses on technical performance and data privacy, though the accompanying excerpt appears to be corrupted or mismatched, offering no usable context beyond the title itself.
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A coalition of 21 media organizations has brought India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act before the Supreme Court, challenging the law's provisions. The case puts one of Asia's major data privacy frameworks under judicial review.
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The California Privacy Protection Agency has posted a meeting notice and agenda for a two-day session scheduled for November 5–6, 2026. No details about agenda items or topics under consideration are available from the notice alone.
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SC issues notice to Centre as media body says data privacy law 'could shut newsrooms' | DNPA includes Ambani's Network18, Adani's NDTV | Inshorts Inshorts
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Indian media organizations have brought a legal challenge before the country's Supreme Court against new data privacy regulations. The case puts press freedom and data protection law on a direct collision course at the highest judicial level.
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Nigeria's data protection authority head Vincent Ilori has stated that artificial intelligence and data privacy will be central to building digital trust in the country.
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Why has Modi’s privacy law alarmed India’s news publishers? Reuters
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