IAPP Country Leader, Ireland, Kate Colleary unpacks Ireland's DPC regulatory efforts and enforcement decisions outlined in ...

In an increasingly data-driven world, governments are grappling with how to harness the power of information for the public ...

The New York Legislature passed the RAISE Act in June, which would codify certain transparency requirements for large-scale ...

After a long and winding road, the U.K. Parliament passed the proposed Data (Use and Access) Bill, which reforms the existing ...

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Unsurprisingly, a consensus has yet to be forged around these questions, although various approaches are emerging. For example, George Washington University Law School Professor Daniel Solove argued ...

A view from DC: Double toil and trouble in Connecticut’s privacy amendment Like the other state laws before it, the Iowa privacy law applies to entities that conduct business in Iowa or produce ...

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Notes from the IAPP Canada: The growing need for collaboration The recent explosion of generative artificial intelligence tools coincides with a parallel explosion in privacy legislation, both in the ...

Age assurance and privacy: Regulatory trends in youth online protection Notes from the Asia-Pacific Region: Future bright for Global CBPR Forum DAA's Self-Regulatory Principles undergoing review with ...

The fine, which is the highest to date under the nearly five-year-old EU General Data Protection Regulation, was accompanied by an order requiring Meta Ireland-owned Facebook to suspend future ...

"I hope today’s settlement sends a strong message to businesses that are still failing to comply with California’s consumer privacy law. My office is watching, and we will hold you accountable," Bonta ...