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As we review the European Data Protection Board’s (EDPB) 2025 enforcement report alongside national authorities’ activity summaries, one thing is clear: the GDPR remains a
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In-depth analysis of House Energy & Commerce Ranking Member Frank Pallone’s new congressional probe into surveillance pricing and its ties to the $3.425 billion privacy
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