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The UAE’s Child Digital Safety Rules Run on Two Clocks, and Two Rulebooks Are Still Missing COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 28, 2026·10 min read

The UAE’s Child Digital Safety Rules Run on Two Clocks, and Two Rulebooks Are Still Missing

“Enforceable on January 1, 2027” is the line most summaries of the UAE’s new child online safety law repeat, and it is…

RB Rex Bautista Read →
The Halt Abusive Internet Lawsuits Act: Balancing Nuisance Litigation Against Privacy Enforcement COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 27, 2026·11 min read

The Halt Abusive Internet Lawsuits Act: Balancing Nuisance Litigation Against Privacy Enforcement

A federal bill introduced in September 2026 seeks to shut down a wave of website-tracking lawsuits under aging wiretap and pen-register statutes.

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COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 23, 2026·5 min read

Missouri Launches Show Me Your Age App With On-Device ID Checks and Privacy Commitments

Missouri has launched Show Me Your Age, a state-developed application intended to help businesses prevent underage sales of alcohol, tobacco and cannabis.

MS Maria Sanzio Read →
The State of Web Privacy: What 200 Insurance Claims Reveal About CIPA Demand Letters and Wrongful Collection COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 17, 2026·41 min read

The State of Web Privacy: What 200 Insurance Claims Reveal About CIPA Demand Letters and Wrongful Collection

In one of the demands described in Coalition’s State of Web Privacy report, the claimant sought $5,000 in statutory damages for each…

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COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 12, 2026·15 min read

Ohio Wiretap Act: Website Tracking, One-Party Consent and the Privacy Lawsuits Businesses Should Understand

A website operator installs a tool to measure visits, record sessions or analyze chat conversations.

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COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Oct 11, 2026·15 min read

Illinois Eavesdropping Act: How Website Tracking Lawsuits Compare With CIPA, WESCA, Florida and Ohio Law

A patient types a message into a healthcare website. A marketing script sends information about that interaction to an advertising company. The…

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Federal Privacy Legislation in 2026: The 49 Bills Reshaping U.S. Data Privacy Law COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Sep 27, 2026·22 min read

Federal Privacy Legislation in 2026: The 49 Bills Reshaping U.S. Data Privacy Law

The United States still does not have a single comprehensive federal privacy law resembling the GDPR.

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
The License Plate Camera Was Never Just Reading Plates. COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Sep 24, 2026·7 min read

The License Plate Camera Was Never Just Reading Plates.

One roadside Flock unit produced about 1.6 million images in three weeks.

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What Website Remediation Actually Requires After an Enforcement Action COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Sep 10, 2026·7 min read

What Website Remediation Actually Requires After an Enforcement Action

Every major CCPA enforcement action of the last few years shares a pattern that gets less attention than the settlement number itself.

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Surveillance Laws in the United States COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Sep 7, 2026·10 min read

Surveillance Laws in the United States

Surveillance law in the United States is not one law. It is a patchwork of federal statutes written across five decades, fifty…

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COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Sep 5, 2026·12 min read

Delaware Expands Its Privacy Law: New Rules Lower Business Thresholds and Target Sensitive Data, AI Profiling and Data Sales

Delaware has significantly expanded its comprehensive consumer privacy law, lowering the number of consumers a business must reach before the law applies…

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The Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (ACFA): The New Vehicle for Pixel Tracking Litigation COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE· Aug 20, 2026·13 min read

The Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (ACFA): The New Vehicle for Pixel Tracking Litigation

When the Arizona Court of Appeals killed the “spy pixel” theory under the Telephone, Utility and Communication Service Records Act (TUCSRA) in…

SS Sam Seliger Read →