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Norway's EUR 8.6M Xandr fine says each ad-tech joint controller must verify consent itself. The law is clear; the supply chain it must fit is not.
2026-11-08Access Now's 2026 exam report card shows Syria and Algeria backing off nationwide cuts while Tunisia and Jordan invent s...
Italy's €822,500 spoofing penalties matter less than the filter behind them: 191 million fake-ID calls blocked without t...
The Home Office's 4 November response promises a statute, a single regulator and bias testing for police facial recognit...
A Karnataka HC order refusing to quash IT Act cases says a public photo is not consent to misuse. DPDP's public-data exc...
A Seoul court kept the 423.6 billion won PIPC surcharge on Coupang in force but paused its corrective orders. Korea's pe...
Kenya's proposed duty of care protects children, but 10% global-turnover fines, executive jail terms and ID-linked age c...
Estonia's Riigikogu adopted Bill 897 SE on 23 September 2026. Its broader 'cyber incident' definition mirrors the EU's N...
The UAE will bar AI agents from livelihood decisions and log every action. The rule has no named legal instrument or ind...
RBI's reported 3 November advisory to banks tightens API controls against AI-driven fraud. The aim is sound, but the pro...
Taiwan's Election Deepfake Report site speeds up requests, but it leaves platform cooperation voluntary and the narrow 2...
South Africa's draft numbering rules would force fingerprint or face checks on every SIM activation and swap, with thin ...
Germany's new Produkthaftungsgesetz adds software makers and platform operators as defendants. It sits outside the DSA s...
Korea's publishers want consent for AI training. A narrow disclosure rule and a licensing market would serve them better...
MODA's task force on advanced-AI cyber risk speeds information sharing under the Cyber Security Management Act. That is ...
The High Court upheld Ofcom's February 2026 information notices to Meta, TikTok and X. Proportionality is now the safegu...
Egypt's Masri Bel Kharig pilot could cut consular delays, but the 2020 data law's one-year grace period has just ended, ...
A 68GB exposure linked to DMW systems is a test of whether the Data Privacy Act can be applied proportionately before th...
With 20,373 registrations against roughly 30,000 expected entities, the BSI is moving to hearings and audits. It should ...
SDAIA's October 2026 draft PDPL amendments would require controllers to store personal data in the Kingdom. The case for...
Interim Commissioner Jeanne Pratt's 20 October speech links data portability, AI and algorithmic pricing to switching co...
With DNB financed and U Mobile off its network, MCMC's wholesale access rules are the main check on traffic management a...
119 MEPs say the AI Act's nudifier ban is only as good as the national authorities enforcing it. Clear guidance and reso...
Bern lifts local radio and regional TV to 7% of the fee from 2027 and opens fee revenue to general media support. The mo...
Prior court approval before arresting journalists would curb abuse of Bangladesh's cyber law. It does not touch the draf...