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Swedish IMY reports 89% increase in data breaches during 2025
Both complaints and incidents involving personal data increased significantly last year.
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Reddit fined $19.5m for unlawful use of children’s personal information
The ICO says there is evidence that a large number of children under 13 accessed the platform, and claims Reddit did not have necessary measures in place to verify their ages or suitability of content.
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Copilot chatbot read and summarized confidential emails says Microsoft
This is the second time the AI tool has come under scrutiny in a matter of months. Last September, it was criticized after a glitch allowed false audit logs.
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DROP everything: California gives residents more control over personal info
As of last month, DROP allows consumers to direct all data brokers to delete their personal information in a single request.
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The EU’s DORA: Strategic implications for third-party financial service providers
Many global organizations have learned that without appropriate oversight, third parties can become liabilities. Max Veve says DORA is the stand out regulation.
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CMA consulting on Google conduct requirements
Targeted rules for the business may be introduced as a result of its strategic market status in search services.
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OPINION: EU Data Act does not apply to all data businesses
While drafted very broadly, it is important to keep in mind that the Act’s primary focus is empowering consumers and that its reach may not extend to all digital services.
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Danish DPA releases new supervisory priorities 2026
AI in care and monitoring devices for patient care at home are some of the supervisory priorities for Datatilsynet this year.