A Washington Post investigation published in early August 2026 has documented widespread misuse of Flock Safety’s nationwide network of automated license-plate readers by law enforcement officers, including cases in which
There are some key aspects of the EU AI Act. that are now being enforced. The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act has entered a new and significantly more consequential phase.
A privacy team can approve a website on Monday and still have a different compliance problem by Friday. A new campaign launches. Marketing adds a conversion tag. A vendor updates
The second anniversary of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act is set to unlock significant new supervisory authority for the European Commission just as a high-profile security failure has sharpened
As organizations race to mature their AI governance programs, a quiet but serious gap is opening between the vendors they trust and the actual data processing happening behind the scenes.
The European Union is moving to restore temporary rules that permit certain online communication providers to scan private messages voluntarily for child sexual abuse material. The stated objective is urgent
When plaintiff firms draft a California privacy complaint, the wiretapping counts get the headlines. CIPA Section 631 and 632.7 claims against session replay tools, chatbots, and tracking pixels dominate the
The internet has entered its “maxxing” era. First there was “looksmaxxing,” a trend focused on optimizing physical appearance. Then came “healthmaxxing,” “sleepmaxxing,” and “wealthmaxxing,” where people searched for every possible
Ernst & Young (EY), one of the world’s Big Four professional services firms and a major player in privacy and cybersecurity consulting, has disclosed a data breach involving a third-party
Just two days after a significant federal court ruling, the landscape of California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) litigation continues to shift. On July 20, 2026, U.S. District Judge R.