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Korean regulators reviewed over 17,000 sexual deepfakes in eight months of 2026. Takedown speed against overseas hosts matters more than the pending fictional-persons bill.
2026-11-04SDAIA and CST's 'It's AI' campaign asks the public to verify before sharing, while enforcement still leans on a 2007 cyb...
CAC's 11 September 2026 Q&A bars volume-splitting to dodge a security assessment. With the Ctrip fine, China's data-expo...
Fahmi Fadzil's call to report 3R content rather than reshare it is sound on amplification. Enforcement still rests on a ...
Thailand's first national L4 test will feed future AV policy, yet no AV law or published data-governance terms say who o...
Malaysia is courting Netflix on post-production and talent rather than legislating a local-content quota. Evidence from ...
Israel's privacy regulator has asked police to investigate their own media disclosures about two found women. The case n...
Apple alerts reached Bundestag members and officials as Pall Mall talks near. Germany should lead with narrow procuremen...
The House-passed Digital Duty of Care Bill targets child-focused chatbot design sensibly, but vague duties and wide regu...
The Commission accepted Temu's five-measure plan after a €200 million fine; its value depends on whether the metrics it ...
H.R. 10695 would codify a national cable security policy and shift licensing toward the FCC. Its value depends on keepin...
NCC wants phone-number verification to reach banks and beyond. Fraud control is a real goal, but a number-as-identity sy...
South Africa's Information Regulator fined FNB R1 million and a TVET college R500,000. The cases are sound, but the spee...
Switzerland's Federal Administrative Court voided a CHF 18 million fibre fine on dominance grounds, leaving BAKOM and Co...
Google dismantled a 1.3M-device Android TV botnet tied to OEM Videostrong. Supply-chain attestation, not broad mandates,...
Quad9 will quit France on 24 November after a court ordered it to block sports-piracy domains. Resolver-level blocking i...
MOHRSS's draft rules give riders human review and 48-hour appeals, but a broad employment-contract test could shrink the...
TRAI now allows AI agents to run 24x7 telecom complaint centres, but it neither defines 'human oversight' nor says how D...
Bern's 2026 cybersecurity conference produced no new measures, which puts the focus on how the 24-hour reporting rule an...
The Iqrar-ul-Hassan case shows how PECA's 2025 fake-news and defamation provisions work in practice: arrest in one city,...
Vietnam's draft Data Security Law tiers cross-border controls by risk, a better model than Decree 333's localisation, bu...
IMDA's first app store audit found working age assurance and a small Huawei gap. That supports risk-based social media r...
The NTC's 15-day order to purge bulk SIM holdings goes after a real scam tactic, but it tests the limits of registration...
False radiation and chemical alerts reached users across Ukraine through a state-backed app, while sirens kept working. ...
ACM's survey of Dutch energy suppliers shows fear of cost and disruption, not missing rules, keeps them on hyperscalers....