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Law Reform: Your Online Freedom May Be About To End
The Ofcom rules that will change search and social media in the UK
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Research Spotlight: The EU's Plan To Reuse Your Personal Health Data
This research spotlight newsletter unpacks the new European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation, its implication for privacy, research, and data…
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Policy Update: Connecticut’s Latest Data and Social Media Governance Rules
A clear look at Connecticut’s new data and social media platform rules
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Case Report: The Cost of Ignoring an EU Directive (Commission v. Bulgaria)
The EU’s response to Bulgaria’s slow transposition of public data law.
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Law Reform: New Supreme Court Order Could Change How Legal Professionals Use AI
The courtroom is no place for AI experiments. Arkansas Supreme Court releases a serious warning.
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Law Reform: Lawmakers Want to Take the Algorithm Out of Your Child’s Feed
Lawmakers are coming after addictive tech product design, opaque algorithms, and weak safeguards to protect kids online, thanks to Bill SB1748 which is…
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Legal Update: TikTok May Have Breached the Digital Services Act by Hiding Key Details About Ads and Targeting
The EU says TikTok’s ad repository hides key information about paid content and advertising, and may have breached transparency laws.
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Legal Update: Europe’s AI Act is Not Playing Nice with GDPR and That is a Big Problem for You
Did you think the AI Act will overshadow the GDPR? Not so fast. This post delves into their tangled relationship, and what it means for you.
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Case Report: Think Your Job Title and Email Address Aren’t Private? Think Again (L.H. v. Ministerstvo Zdravotnictví)
Can your work identity be kept private in public contracts? Explore how the EU Court redefined personal data and transparency.
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Case Report: A Victory for Privacy as German Court Bans Tricky Consent Tactics Used by Big Tech
Germany’s highest civil court has ruled that bundling user consent with actions like clicking “Play” violates GDPR. This decision against Meta redefines…
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Legal Update: Data Breaches in China Could Now Cost You Millions under New Cybersecurity Law
China is adopting new cybersecurity laws with sky-high fines and punitive enforcement mechanisms. Companies must act fast or face devastating penalties.
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Law Reform: France Wants Businesses to Rethink How They Get Your Consent Everywhere
France is rewriting the rules on consent across devices, and every online business should be paying close attention.
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