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UK drops its demand for access to Apple encrypted cloud data
Closed-door negotiations have led to closure, but were there strong enough legal grounds for the request, and was it all worth it?
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Lithuania VDAI reports more complaints and higher fines in 2024
The largest fine of the year was issued to Vinted for violating provisions of the EU GDPR.
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Understanding the UAE’s AI strategy: Ambition, investment and regulation
Key factors set the UAE apart from other rivals in the global race for AI dominance. We discuss current ambition and the challenges ahead.
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Litigating privacy: How African courts are defining data governance
From Meta’s legal challenges in Nigeria to judicial interventions in Kenya and South Africa, courts are increasingly at the forefront of interpreting digital rights.
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Fitting rooms in the cloud: Dealing with the privacy implications of VTO in retail
As retailers embrace AI to improve digital shopping with virtual try-on tech, critical data protection concerns are often overlooked.
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Scottish charity fined after destroying irreplaceable personal records
Some of the destroyed items included handwritten letters and photographs from birth parents.
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You must be this tall to click: The Online Safety Act and age-appropriate access
Failure to comply can lead to fines of up to £18m ($24.3m) or 10% of global turnover.
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Officials: UK may have to drop demand for access to Apple’s customer data
Washington is taking the matter seriously as it tries to protect US tech giants abroad, and the reaction has left the UK in a difficult bargaining position.