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An NPR report on immigration topics includes a segment on surveillance facilities in Williston, Vermont, where a center called the National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center has drawn concern from privacy rights advocates.
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Can ICE access UNC student data? What SB 153 means and your privacy rights Enlace Latino NC
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Op-ed: Illinois should prioritize winter safety and data privacy rights in driverless car legislation Streetsblog Chicago
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Meta has been hit with a $25 billion fine for illegally sharing user data, in what would rank among the largest privacy penalties ever imposed on a technology company.
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A health data privacy lawsuit against Humana, brought by the law firm Schlichter Bogard on behalf of plaintiffs, has been cleared to move forward. The case involves allegations related to how the major health insurer handled personal health data.
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Mill Valley suspends license plate camera system over concerns about data privacy Local News Matters
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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case over how to define a 'video tape service provider' under the Video Privacy Protection Act, with Justice Kavanaugh flagging concerns about an overly broad ruling that could expose virtually every website that hosts video content to liability.
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Meta has been handed a $25 billion fine connected to data privacy violations, marking one of the largest penalties of its kind against a major technology company.
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New Nebraska law paves way for ag data privacy norfolkneradio.com
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Opinion | ICE agents’ smartphone searches trash privacy rights The Washington Post
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The European Commission and the European Data Protection Board are jointly seeking input on how competition law and data privacy law should interact where they overlap. The consultation signals growing regulatory interest in treating data as both a market power issue and a rights issue.
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is seeking to intervene in a Supreme Court case, positioning itself as a defender of taxpayer privacy rights in the proceeding.
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A session at the IAPP Canada event focused on the need to close existing gaps in Canadian privacy law, framing stronger protections as a foundation for public trust rather than a regulatory burden.
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EU member states have approved a change to GDPR that would make personal data processing automatically lawful when it occurs 'in the context of AI,' according to reports. Critics, including privacy advocate Max Schrems, say the provision would let major AI companies use decades of collected personal data with few restrictions.
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Meta ordered to pay $25 billion over New Mexico data privacy violations National Technology News
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Farm Data Privacy Law AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
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Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner submitted formal comments to a government consultation focused on AI transparency. The submission signals the watchdog's position on how AI accountability standards should be shaped at the federal level.
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Meta ordered to pay $25 billion after New Mexico jury finds Facebook misled consumers about data privacy JURIST News
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Canada's Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, has passed the House of Commons and is now before the Senate. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is urging Canadians to sign a petition opposing the bill before the Senate acts on it.
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EPIC submitted testimony to the D.C. Council urging the adoption of strong procurement rules for AI and automated decision-making tools used in public schools, with a focus on protecting student privacy.
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Meta has been hit with a $25 billion penalty stemming from a data privacy lawsuit, according to reports. Few details about the specific claims or jurisdiction are available from the available information.
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Meta ordered to pay $25B to New Mexico after jury finds company misled consumers about data privacy Michigan Lawyers Weekly
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Meta has been hit with a $25 billion penalty stemming from a data privacy lawsuit, according to reporting by The Hill. No further details about the plaintiff, jurisdiction, or legal basis are available from the provided information.
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The Morning Risk Report: Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion to New Mexico in Data-Privacy Case WSJ
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