Regulatory Watch
New laws, rules, guidance, enforcement actions and court decisions in privacy, AI and cybersecurity. Every item links to its primary source.
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California AB 1709, a ban on social media for under‑16, signed into law
The law restricts minors' access to social media and raises privacy and free‑speech concerns.
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Delaware Governor signs HB 380, amending the DPDPA effective Jan 1 2027
The amendment significantly strengthens privacy protections and expands data‑controller obligations in Delaware.
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California Assembly Bill 1709 passed, bans social media recommendation features for users under 16
The bill could force platforms to collect more personal data from minors while restricting their access to online speech.
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Connecticut AG settles with TaxAct over taxpayer data disclosures via tracking tech
The settlement underscores heightened regulatory scrutiny of third‑party tracking and the handling of financial personal data.
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EFF and ACLU sue San Jose Police over warrantless ALPR searches
The case could shape legal standards for location‑data surveillance by law enforcement across California.
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New Jersey Governor signs Fair Price Protection Act prohibiting surveillance pricing of groceries
The FPPA creates the first statewide prohibition on algorithmic price discrimination for food, expanding consumer privacy protections.
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Colorado governor signs SB 26-189, revising AI Act to regulate ADMT in employment
The law creates new notice, disclosure, and remediation obligations for employers using AI in hiring, promotion, and termination decisions.
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New Jersey enacts Age-Appropriate Design Code (A4015) signed by Governor Sherrill
The NJAADC introduces comprehensive safety‑by‑design rules for minors online, setting a new national benchmark for age‑appropriate design.
Source: LiveThreat Regulatory Intelligence, analysed by ADTP. Briefs summarize the linked source and are not legal advice; the linked source is the authority. Dates appear only when the source states them.