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Govt seeks talks with editors on digital data privacy law Communications Today
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Updated HELP Online Course on Data Protection and Privacy Rights is Now Available and Opened for Enrolment www.coe.int
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A federal appeals court has struck down West Virginia's version of Daniel's Law, a statute designed to prevent the public disclosure of personal information belonging to police officers and other government officials, ruling it unconstitutional.
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Cloud security startup Upwind raises $400 million, valued at $3.8 billion Reuters
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said the incident may be part of a broader campaign targeting both citizens' personal data and government digital infrastructure, according to local media reports.
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India's government has signaled it is open to hearing concerns from media organizations about the country's contested privacy law, according to a minister in Prime Minister Modi's administration. The statement suggests ongoing pushback from press groups over how the legislation could affect journalism and news operations.
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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $25 billion over data privacy violations Top Class Actions
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US consumer watchdog's information security 'not effective,' watchdog finds Reuters
R&W INVESTING CO. LLC Strengthens Security and Data Privacy Infrastructure, Advancing Innovation in Smart Trading and Digital Asset Service Platforms Thailand Business News
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PODCAST: An economist behind the Prop 40 California wealth tax Reuters
Hong Kong world’s first airport to receive IATA digital identity certification South China Morning Post
Turkey warns against further attacks by Russia, Ukraine on Black Sea vessels Reuters
Court Dismisses Emeka Ike’s N10bn Data Privacy Suit Against Wike’s Aide Olayinka, INEC LEADERSHIP Newspapers
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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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Age checks for child safety raise data privacy concerns Back End News
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US bans imports from BGI Genomics, MGI Tech, citing ties to forced labor in Xinjiang Reuters
Indonesia beefs up security presence to prepare for student protests Reuters
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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Jordan, Syria to form security committee after deadly strikes on Islamic State sites Reuters
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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Shackled, shaved and in uniform: first inmates arrive at Costa Rica mega-prison Reuters
City of San Marcos extends Axon contract amid data privacy concerns Yahoo
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EPIC filed an amicus brief in Republican National Committee v. Mi Familia Vota, asking the Supreme Court to strike down Arizona's H.B. 2243, which allows voter registration cancellations based on the SAVE federal immigration database. EPIC was supported by pro bono counsel from Jenner & Block and CREW.
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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