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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European Commission proposes EU KIDS Act to strengthen online child protections
The proposal could reshape how online platforms handle children's personal data across the EU.
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London faces privacy pushback against smart glasses, EPIC warns
Highlights emerging privacy concerns about smart glasses in London, relevant for privacy practitioners.
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EPIC and Consumer Federation issue pamphlet defining surveillance pricing
Civil‑society groups are pushing for clearer rules on personalized pricing by publishing a detailed definition of surveillance pricing.
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Future of Privacy Forum opens nominations for 17th Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers Awards
The call encourages privacy‑focused scholarship that can directly inform policy development.
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How to limit Siri AI access in iOS 27
The article explains how iOS 27’s Siri AI expands data access and provides step‑by‑step controls for users to protect their privacy.
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EFF warns that cloud TEEs undermine end‑to‑end encryption in messaging apps
The article highlights a privacy risk where AI features offload encrypted messages to cloud TEEs, weakening end‑to‑end encryption protections.
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EFF urges lawmakers to base AI cybersecurity rules on established best practices
Linking AI cybersecurity law to established best practices could reduce lab breaches without stifling innovation.
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EPIC report finds companies hinder personal data access under state privacy laws
The report highlights enforcement challenges in state privacy regimes as companies resist data‑access requests.
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.