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Illinois Governor signed SB 2886, expanding the state's Genetic Information Privacy Act to cover biomarker testing alongside existing genetic information protections. The law now applies to biomarkers, defined as objectively measured characteristics used as health indicators.
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California has issued its first fine against a data broker under state privacy law, marking an enforcement milestone for a regulatory framework that has been on the books for years.
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League City voters could decide fate of Flock cameras amid data privacy concerns KHOU
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Several San Francisco gay bars have dropped plans to use AI-assisted facial recognition technology following significant backlash from the community over privacy concerns. The reversal came after patrons and advocates pushed back against the prospect of biometric scanning at LGBTQ+ venues.
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AI inference attacks are emerging as a distinct category of privacy risk, where models can deduce sensitive personal information that was never directly shared or collected.
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What Companies Need to Know About the Evolving Youth Privacy Landscape corporatecomplianceinsights.com
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Meta's smart glasses are drawing public backlash after users who filmed ordinary moments were accused online of recording people without their consent. The devices, which are not obviously identifiable as cameras, have prompted accusations of surveillance and invasion of privacy in everyday settings.
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California's privacy agency discussed enforcement of the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) program alongside a potential increase in fees charged to registered data brokers. The conversations reflect ongoing efforts to operationalize California's data broker deletion framework.
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California Raises Data Broker Fees to Fund Privacy Agency Tool news.bloomberglaw.com
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Data privacy practices can make or break customer relationships eMarketer
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A man in Melbourne was photographed without his knowledge by a stranger wearing smartglasses, with the image sent to him via a dating app. The incident is part of a growing backlash against consumer smartglasses capable of discreet photography, even as disability advocates note the devices can serve important accessibility needs.
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Husch Blackwell Recruits Data Privacy Chief From Ogletree news.bloomberglaw.com
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The Senate HELP Committee has advanced the Health Information Privacy Reform Act, a bill introduced last year aimed at extending privacy protections to health data that currently falls outside HIPAA's coverage.
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At the IAPP Canada conference, discussion around AI transparency shifted focus from broad principles to the concrete operational decisions organizations must actually make. The conversation reflects a maturation in how privacy and governance professionals are approaching AI accountability in practice.
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Australia is seeing developments around the regulation or use of facial recognition technology, with privacy implications significant enough to prompt legal analysis from major international law firms.
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Sohlberg ruling restores privacy rights to voters, says former deputy Attorney-General The Jerusalem Post
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EU-US Data Privacy Framework Under the Spotlight Following FTC Independence Ruling The National Law Review
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Serbia is drafting revisions to its Personal Data Protection Law, with several changes under consideration. The specifics of what is being proposed are being examined by privacy professionals tracking the legislation.
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A key unresolved issue surrounding pending data privacy rules is how those rules would actually be enforced once in place. The enforcement question is widely seen as central to whether any new privacy framework would have real effect.
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A number of UK restaurants, pubs, and theatres have moved to ban Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses on their premises, citing privacy concerns for customers and staff. Meta says the glasses have safeguards against covert recording, but venues are not waiting to find out.
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Three Disclosures, Three Different Unintended Failures (OpenAI, Anthropic, and Now AISI) (Data Privacy) Lowenstein Sandler LLP
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Flock cameras across Minnesota are being vandalized in response to data privacy concerns kstp.com
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Meta's Ray-Ban smartglasses have sold over 7 million pairs in 2025, making them one of the most widely adopted wearable devices globally. Their popularity has split opinion between users who value the photography and accessibility features and critics concerned about covert recording and data collection.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has submitted a formal response to a government consultation on modernizing the Privacy Act, signaling support for legislative reform of the country's federal public-sector privacy law.
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