
Texas Privacy Enforcement Is Escalating
For years, privacy professionals treated California as the center of gravity for U.S. privacy regulation. New York also earned a reputation as a serious enforcement

For years, privacy professionals treated California as the center of gravity for U.S. privacy regulation. New York also earned a reputation as a serious enforcement

There is a question that every organization building or deploying artificial intelligence in the United States should be asking right now — not because a

If your organization builds, deploys, or integrates AI systems that process facial images — whether for identity verification, security, content moderation, or model training —

California has a well-earned reputation for leading the United States on consumer privacy. Most privacy professionals are thoroughly versed in the California Consumer Privacy Act

For years, the Brazilian credit industry operated on a comfortable assumption: that a legitimate purpose at the point of data collection was sufficient justification for
In a significant step toward strengthening online child protection worldwide, the UK’s communications regulator Ofcom has published powerful new research that offers rare, direct insights
In a surprise move that sent ripples through the tech, entertainment, and privacy communities, OpenAI announced on March 24, 2026, that it is immediately discontinuing
Nearly a decade after the EU GDPR took effect, the principle of data protection by design and by default remains one of its most important
What the OPC’s Agreement With the World Anti-Doping Agency Reveals About Sensitive Data Obligations Globally Last week, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

A $5 million class action settlement involving Dapper Labs, Inc. — the blockchain technology company behind platforms including NBA Top Shot, NFL All Day, and
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