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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DraftKings uses AI to target losing gamblers with online behavioral advertising
The article highlights how AI‑powered ad targeting by DraftKings amplifies harms to problem gamblers, underscoring privacy and consumer‑protection concerns.
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FTC seeks public comment on updating impersonation rule for platforms
The proposed rule change could impose new obligations on online platforms to curb impersonation scams, impacting privacy and security practices.
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CNIL examines draft decree creating SI-Mandoline personal data system for protection of adults
The agenda signals upcoming regulatory actions affecting personal data processing for adult legal protection and related professional obligations in France.
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NY Attorney General urges Congress to enact AI safety legislation
The call highlights growing AI safety risks and pushes for federal regulation to protect public safety and national security.
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SBA seeks comments on modified matching program under Privacy Act
SBA is updating its data‑matching program and inviting feedback, which may affect how personal data are shared between agencies.
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EDPB adopts guidelines on GDPR fines and DSA interaction (17 Sep 2026)
The new EDPB guidance clarifies how authorities should levy fines and align DSA obligations with GDPR rules, impacting controllers, processors and digital platforms across the EU.
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EU Commission hosts fifth roundtable on Digital Services Act implementation
The event signals ongoing EU regulator engagement with stakeholders to shape DSA enforcement and address AI and child‑safety risks online.
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WBUR reports driver’s license data appearing on dark web, raising AI‑enabled fraud risks
The exposure of driver’s license images on the dark web creates new AI‑driven identity‑theft threats and endangers vulnerable individuals.
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FCC adopts final rule clarifying TCPA “Revoke All” requirements
The FCC’s clarification updates how businesses must handle consumer revocation of consent for TCPA‑covered communications.
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ENISA releases 2026 Threat Landscape report highlighting AI-enabled cyber threats and supply‑chain risks
The report informs EU stakeholders of evolving cyber threats, emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance and resilience across digital services.
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EU Commission proposes KIDS Act to impose age‑based restrictions and safety‑by‑design for children online
The KIDS Act aims to create EU‑wide, age‑based safeguards and design obligations to protect children’s privacy and safety online.
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EU proposes Article 88c/88bis to allow unrestricted AI use of personal data
If adopted, the proposal would dramatically weaken EU data‑protection rights by granting AI firms blanket access to personal data.
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CNIL outlines its status, organization and sanction powers
The notice details CNIL’s enforcement authority and the maximum GDPR fines, important for data protection compliance.
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CNIL plenary agenda includes draft decrees on prison camera use, Apple ATT, and data collection in real‑estate rentals
The agenda signals upcoming regulatory scrutiny of surveillance technology, app tracking, and data collection practices in France.
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NY Attorney General urges workers to file whistleblower complaints on unsafe AI development
The guidance signals heightened enforcement focus on AI safety and data security in New York, prompting insider reporting.
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EPIC report: Data brokers sell personal data to Disney, GM, insurers and banks
The piece underscores the privacy risks of an underregulated data‑broker market that trades personal data without meaningful consent.
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.