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Somebody’s watching you – the growing popularity of bossware
One-third of UK managers say their organizations are monitoring employees’ online activity on employer-owned devices.
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First multi-state sweep on sale of consumer personal information
AGs in Colorado, California and Connecticut sent letters to businesses that don’t appear to be processing consumer requests to opt out of the sale of their personal information as required by law.
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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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HHS FAQs clarify health information disclosure rules
New detail confirms that patient information under HIPAA can be shared by health providers and also reaffirms broad data access rights by patients.
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UK data law set for reform but doubts linger over Europe’s stance
The Data Use and Access Bill is poised for royal assent, but worries remain about erosion of individual rights.
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Navigating Africa’s data privacy frontier
While the regulatory framework is currently fragmented, Africa holds a lot of unleashable potential.
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Humain: The AI company reflecting Saudi’s future ambition
The project aims to bring all AI functions and infrastructure, from data centres to cloud support and LLMs, under a single umbrella.
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CFPB asks court to vacate Open Banking Rule
The financial account data sharing rule, which once enjoyed bipartisan and industry support, is dead for now, but revival in a different form is expected.