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DATA UK High Court Clarifies DSAR Rules: You Owe the Data, Not Every Document
A U.K. High Court decision is giving privacy teams useful guidance on one of the most persistent problems in handling data subject…
DATA IAPP RegTech Report 2026: Privacy Teams Are Automating More, but the Human Work Is Not Going Away
Privacy technology is becoming more sophisticated, more automated and more deeply embedded in how companies manage compliance.
The Ultimate Existential Threat to Data Businesses: How Ignoring Subject Rights Requests Lost Radaris Its Very Domain Name
For decades, the data brokerage industry treated Subject Rights Requests opt-outs, data removal demands, and privacy deletion requests—as a minor administrative inconvenience.
DATA The Privacy Equation: How Differential Privacy Uses Math to Protect People Without Making Data Useless
Most privacy rules are written in words. Consent. Purpose limitation. Data minimization. Reasonable security. Opt out. Delete. Restrict. Disclose. Differential privacy approaches…
Kenya’s ODPC Issues 2026 Cross-Border Transfer Guidance, Complete With Its Own Standard Clauses
Kenya’s Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has published Guidance Notes for Cross-Border Data Transfers (2026).
CalPrivacy Fines SalesIntel $36,400 as California’s Data Broker Enforcement Blitz Accelerates
The September 1 action against SalesIntel Research is the latest in a rapid series of California data broker cases, arriving just one…
How to Conduct a Data Privacy Audit
Most data privacy audits fail for the same reason: they audit the paperwork instead of the systems.
DATA Johnson Dalal: Privacy Lawsuits, Demand Letters & FSCA Claims
A South Florida plaintiffs’ firm with deep roots in complex litigation is now targeting businesses over one of the most misunderstood laws…
DATA Flock Cameras, Two Briefs: What a CPO Sees and What Public Safety Sees
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said this week that automated license-plate readers have gotten “out of control.” He supports tools that catch criminals.…
Former Airline Employees Concerned About Personal Data After Google’s Purchase: The Risks Nobody Priced In
Spirit Airlines stopped flying in May 2026, its second bankruptcy filing in two years finally catching up with it after roughly 17,000…
DATA Global Privacy Control: What is it & Why it Matters
If you’ve been online, you’ve probably seen the term GPC and wondered what it means.
IAPP 2026 Privacy Litigation Report: U.S. Privacy Lawsuits Surge
The number of privacy lawsuits being filed in the United States is accelerating, plaintiffs are finding new ways to apply decades-old statutes…