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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this episode of the Privacy Tech Spotlight series by Masters of Privacy, Vaibhav Antil, Co-Founder & CEO of Privado.ai , explores the shift from trust-based compliance to evidence-based privacy programs . Vaibhav breaks down how tools like code scanning , built-in alerts , and server-side auditing help DPOs and legal teams gain real-time visibility into data flows—bridging the gap between privacy policies and engineering execution. 🔍 Topics covered: Operationalizing privacy for DPOs and legal teams Automating evidence for GDPR, CPRA, and global compliance Why code is the single source of truth for privacy enforcement How Privado.ai is enabling privacy teams to scale with tech #Privado #Privacy #PrivacyEngineering #MastersOfPrivacy…
1 UK raises cookie fines, Norway fines kids' tracking, Finland fines pharmacy for data sharing 9:52
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: June 26, 2025 🔹 UK Raises Cookie Fines and Relaxes Some Consent Rules – The UK’s new Data (Use and Access) Act updates cookie consent exemptions and raises PECR penalties to £17.5M or 4% of global revenue. 🔹 Norway Penalizes Non-Consensual Tracking of Minors – The Norwegian DPA fined a public children’s support site and reprimanded five others for illegally sharing personal data with Meta and Google using pixels. 🔹 Finland Fines Pharmacy $1.26M for Sharing Health Data – Yliopiston Apteekki was penalized for sending sensitive medical data to Google and Meta via tracking pixels without consent. #Privado #PrivacyPodcast #Privacy…
1 CIPA Reform Passes Without Retroactive Relief | Cookie Banner and GTM Consent Ruled Unlawful | TikTok Wins Data Delay 12:22
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: June 6, 2025 🔹 California tweaks CIPA lawsuits but the retroactive fix is gone The Senate passed SB 690 to limit wiretapping claims tied to adtech by aligning CIPA with the CCPA — but removed the retroactive clause, meaning older lawsuits can still proceed. 🔹 German court says 'Accept & Close' banners aren’t enough A Hannover court ruled cookie banners must allow true choice and that Google Tag Manager requires GDPR-valid consent — marking a major shift in how consent is interpreted. 🔹 TikTok wins court delay in data transfer ban The Irish High Court granted a temporary stay on TikTok's China data transfer ban, pausing the DPC’s order while appeals are heard — a relief for engineering and compliance teams. #Privado #DataPrivacy #PrivacyEngineering…
1 Top Website Privacy Risks & Enforcement Trends in 2025 48:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this episode of the Website Privacy Series, Ali Jessani, Counsel at WilmerHale, joins Privado.ai CEO Vaibhav Antil to unpack the biggest privacy risks facing U.S. websites in 2025. From CCPA enforcement in California to biometric settlements in Texas, this session breaks down where companies are getting it wrong and what you can do to avoid fines and lawsuits. You'll learn: What’s triggering class actions under CIPA and the My Health My Data Act How regulators are interpreting older laws for modern tech like pixels and SDKs Why new rules from the DOJ mean even data storage locations matter now Whether you're in legal, privacy, or marketing, this conversation will help you understand where website tracking and consent setups are falling short and what you can do to protect your company.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: May 22, 2025 🔹 Meta’s AI Training Faces Legal Pushback – Noyb challenges Meta’s use of public posts for AI under “legitimate interests,” citing GDPR violations, lack of transparency, and risks to data subject rights. 🔹 OpenAI Ordered to Retain Chat Logs – A U.S. judge directs OpenAI to preserve all ChatGPT output, overriding privacy settings and regulations amid a copyright case brought by The New York Times. 🔹 Montana Expands Privacy Law Scope – Montana’s revised privacy law lowers thresholds, strengthens protections for minors, and introduces profiling opt-outs and stricter enforcement with no cure period. #privado #dataprivacy #privacyengineering #privacybydesign…
1 Meta Loses EU Case, Todd Snyder Hit with $345K Fine, UK’s Data Adequacy Gets Extension 10:00
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: May 8, 2025 🔹 Meta’s Court Challenge Rejected – The EU’s General Court dismissed Meta’s attempt to annul the EDPB’s 'consent or pay' opinion, stating it lacks binding legal effect. Meta also failed in its claim for compensation. 🔹 Todd Snyder Fined $345K Under CCPA – A broken cookie consent mechanism and excessive ID verification led the California Privacy Protection Agency to fine fashion retailer Todd Snyder and demand major privacy practice changes. 🔹 EDPB Approves Short-Term UK Adequacy Extension – The Board endorsed a 6-month extension to the UK’s adequacy decision, calling it a one-time move to allow the new Data (Use and Access) Bill to be finalized.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text 📢 Privacy Corner Newsletter: April 24, 2025 🔹 EU Fines Meta & Apple Under DMA – The European Commission hits Meta with a €200M fine and Apple with €500M for violating the Digital Markets Act. This challenges the future of “consent-or-pay” models across Europe. 🔹 UK Law Firm Fined Over Ransomware Handling – ICO fines a UK law firm £60,000 for poor response to a ransomware incident. The breach left sensitive data inaccessible reaffirming that loss of availability is a serious privacy violation. 🔹 NOYB Criticizes GDPR Reform – Max Schrems’ NOYB blasts the EU’s new procedural reform proposal, warning it could delay enforcement by 33 months and weaken GDPR’s effectiveness.…
1 How Privacy Engineers Deliver ROI | #BridgePrivacySummit 28:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy engineering is a growing field that requires a blend of regulatory knowledge and technical skills. Privacy engineers are tasked with collaborating across privacy and engineering teams to ensure compliance while maintaining technical excellence. In this panel, experienced privacy engineers share how they built their expertise, overcame organizational challenges, and delivered tangible value across both privacy and engineering teams. Gain insights into how privacy engineering drives ROI while ensuring privacy compliance in a fast-evolving tech landscape. Speakers: ➡️ Alon Levy, Engineering Manager, Uber ➡️ Luke Oglesbee, Senior Software Engineer, Remitly ➡️ Saima Fancy, Senior Privacy Specialist ➡️ Nishant Bhajaria, Data Privacy Author and Executive…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy fines in adtech are skyrocketing, with regulators targeting non-compliant data sharing between marketers and partners. Many businesses still rely on outdated tracking methods, exposing them to legal and financial risks. This panel shares the latest enforcement trends, the biggest compliance gaps in marketing data practices, and how privacy teams can enforce technical controls to mitigate risks. Learn actionable strategies to align adtech with evolving privacy laws and avoid regulatory penalties. Speakers: ➡️ Robert Bateman-Data Protection Consultant at KnowData Ltd, ➡️ Daniel Goldberg-Partner, Privacy & Security Attorney at FKKS, ➡️ Andrea Wheeler-Sr. Privacy Operations Manager at Quantcast, ➡️ Rowena Lam-Sr. Director of Product, Privacy, and Data at IAB, ➡️ Raashee Gupta Erry-Advisor & Consultant at Lucid Privacy…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: April 10, 2025 🔹 EU Advocate General Backs Conditional Consent – A new opinion from the EU’s top legal advisor says offering a newsletter in exchange for personal data can be lawful, as long as users are informed and the service is genuinely optional. 🔹 CCPA Narrows Scope of ADMT Rules – California’s privacy regulator has clarified that targeted advertising does not count as automated decision-making under the CCPA, easing compliance pressure on businesses that rely on behavioral data. 🔹 UK Justice Ministry Develops Predictive Policing Tool – The UK government is piloting an AI system to identify individuals at risk of committing murder based on prior offenses and vulnerability factors, raising serious privacy and ethics questions.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text As AI and LLMs become deeply embedded in products, privacy leaders must move fast to address privacy, security, and ethical risks. In this episode, industry experts share their hands-on strategies, lessons learned, and best practices for: ✅ Building AI governance frameworks that scale ✅ Managing compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and emerging regulations ✅ Addressing security risks in AI-driven products ✅ Navigating ethical challenges in automated decision-making ✅ Mitigating third-party risks and vendor accountability 🎙 Featuring: 🔹 Henri Kujala – Global Head of Privacy by Design, Vodafone 🔹 Jon Adams – Senior Director, Legal (AI + Data), LinkedIn 🔹 Shoshana Rosenberg – Chief AI Governance & Privacy Officer, WSP USA 🔹 Barbara Sondag – Sr. Associate General Counsel & DPO Canada, Intuit 🔹 Nishant Bhajaria – Data Privacy Author & Executive Whether you’re a privacy leader, legal expert, or AI professional, this panel delivers practical insights to help you navigate AI governance.…
1 Bridge Summit Keynote | How product-driven privacy ensures real compliance 49:00
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Leading privacy experts discuss why trust-based compliance is no longer enough and how product-driven privacy is the key to scalable compliance. Here's what the Keynote covers: 🔹 Why teams can no longer rely on trust-based privacy mechanisms 🔹 How product privacy management enables evidence-based privacy and compliance at scale 🔹 Lessons from HP & Grindr on moving to evidence-based privacy 🔹 Privado.ai’s roadmap and vision for product privacy management Huge thanks to Aaron Weller, Kelly Peterson, Vaibhav Antil, Prashant Mahajan for…
1 EU clarifies AI Act rules, UK demands iCloud access, and Amazon faces a Washington health data lawsuit. 13:34
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: February 13, 2025 🔹 EU’s AI Act Guidelines Clarify Compliance Risks – The European Commission releases two sets of AI Act guidelines, breaking down the definition of AI systems and outlining nine prohibited AI practices, including emotional manipulation and biometric categorization. 🔹 UK’s Secret Demand for Apple’s Encrypted Data – The UK government issues a confidential order under the Investigatory Powers Act, demanding Apple create a backdoor for accessing encrypted iCloud data, sparking concerns over user privacy and global implications. 🔹 Amazon Faces First Lawsuit Under Washington’s Health Data Law – A class action lawsuit accuses Amazon of collecting precise geolocation data and Mobile Advertising IDs via its SDK without consent, violating the My Health My Data Act’s strict health data protections.…
1 UK Court Ruling on Vulnerable Consent, Google Faces Data Transfer Allegations, NY’s Health Data Law Tightens, and Bridge 2025 sets the stage for global privacy leadership. 13:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: Jan 30, 2025 By Robert Bateman and Privado.ai In this edition: ▶ UK Court Ruling: Invalid Consent in Gambling Case A UK gambling firm unlawfully tracked users for marketing, despite their supposed consent. The court ruled that consent must be informed, freely given, and valid , emphasizing the importance of assessing users’ ability to provide meaningful agreement—especially in vulnerable groups. ▶ Google’s RTB System Accused of Sharing Data with China & Russia A new complaint alleges that Google’s real-time bidding (RTB) system transmits sensitive user data to foreign entities, including those in China and Russia. The case claims these transfers violate US privacy laws and pose national security risks . ▶ New York Enacts Strict Health Privacy Law (NYHIPA) The New York Health Information Privacy Act (NYHIPA) expands protections far beyond HIPAA, covering any organization processing health data linked to NY residents . This law applies to fitness apps, wearables, and non-HIPAA-regulated entities , making compliance a pressing concern for businesses handling health data. ▶ Privado.ai’s Bridge 2025: A Technical Privacy Summit – Happening Next Week! The must-attend event for privacy and security leaders! On Feb 5-6, 2025 , join industry experts to explore how to bridge the gap between privacy laws and engineering solutions . Expect deep dives into privacy code scanning, automated data flow mapping, and compliance best practices .…
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1 FTC cracks down on privacy breaches, EU AI Act ignites debate, Meta faces record fines, Google questioned for data misuse, OpenAI under global fire. 13:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: Jan 16, 2025 In this edition: ▶ European Commission must pay damages for Facebook Login feature violation ▶ Texas sues Allstate under new privacy law for illegal data collection ▶ CJEU rules gender data collection not lawful for personalization under ‘contract’ basis…
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1 Italian DPA fines OpenAI €15 million, CPPA settles with unregistered data brokers, and Google plans to allow fingerprinting via Google Analytics 11:39
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: January 2, 2025 In this edition: ▶ OpenAI faces penalties for GDPR breaches linked to ChatGPT, including transparency failures and inadequate age verification. ▶ California Privacy Protection Agency settles with two more data brokers PayDae and The Data Group fined for failing to register under California’s Delete Act, with further enforcement anticipated. ▶ Google will permit device fingerprinting starting February 16, 2025, despite ICO objections. Before we wrap up… Privado.ai is thrilled to announce Bridge 2025: A Technical Privacy Summit, happening virtually from February 5-6, 2025. 👇 Discover actionable solutions that connect privacy laws to practical engineering strategies, including: - Unlocking privacy ROI - Navigating adtech compliance challenges - Designing privacy-first engineering frameworks Mark your calendars and join the privacy engineering revolution here: https://www.privado.ai/bridge-privacy-summit…
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1 Irish DPA fines Meta €251 million, Dutch DPA fines Netflix €4.75 million, and French DPA targets non-compliant cookie banners. 8:29
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: December 19, 2024 In this edition: The Irish DPA fines Meta €251 million over a 2018 data breach, the Dutch DPA fines Netflix €4.75 million for transparency failings, and the French DPA cracks down on non-compliant cookie banners. ▶ Irish DPA fines Meta €251 million over 2018 data breach The fine follows a breach affecting 29 million Facebook accounts. The DPC found violations of GDPR’s data protection by design, breach reporting obligations, and more. ▶ Dutch DPA fines Netflix €4.75 million for transparency failures Netflix failed to disclose adequate privacy information, leading to a fine for GDPR violations regarding transparency, data retention, and international data transfers. ▶ French DPA issues cookie banner crackdown Website operators have one month to comply with stricter cookie consent rules, addressing dark patterns and ensuring an equal choice between accepting and rejecting cookies.…
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1 FTC Targets Sensitive Data Misuse, Australia’s Kids’ Social Media Ban, and Noyb’s New GDPR Powers 11:57
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: Dec 5, 2024 In this edition: The FTC proposes orders targeting sensitive data misuse, Australia bans kids from social media, and noyb gains new powers for collective GDPR actions. ▶ FTC targets sensitive location data misuse in proposed orders: Gravy Analytics and Mobilewalla face sanctions for selling sensitive location data, including segments like “New Parents” and “LGBTQ+ Community.” ▶ Australia bans kids from social media and reforms privacy laws: New laws require stricter age verification, ban accounts for under-16s, and introduce a tort for serious privacy invasions. ▶ Noyb gains rights to bring GDPR “class actions” across the EU: Now recognized as a “qualified entity,” noyb can enforce collective claims and injunctions against GDPR violations.…
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1 Germany's Mass Data Breach Claims, Meta's 'Consent-or-Pay' Ads and New EU Cybersecurity Rules 9:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: November 21, 2024 ▶ German Court Opens the Door to Mass Data Breach Lawsuits: Germany’s Federal Court rules that "loss of control" over personal data qualifies for damages under GDPR Article 82—no proof of distress or financial loss required. ▶ Meta’s ‘Unskippable Ads’ Solution Gains EDPB Attention Meta launches a free tier with ads using minimal data and unskippable formats in response to EU demands. ▶ Cyber Resilience Act Imposes New Rules on Digital Products The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act sets strict cybersecurity and data protection requirements for most digital products, with significant penalties for non-compliance starting 2027. #Privado #ThePrivacyCorner #GDPR #EDPB #CyberAct #EU…
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1 LinkedIn's €310M Fine, California's Data Broker Sweep, and the EU-US DPF Review 11:53
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: November 7, 2024 In this edition, we dive into the latest updates on GDPR fines, data broker enforcement, and the EU-US Data Privacy Framework review: ▶ Ireland fines LinkedIn €310 million, six years after a complaint—with full EDPB support: The Irish DPC issues a €310 million fine against LinkedIn for GDPR violations, marking a significant shift in enforcement under new leadership. ▶ California prepares for a data broker enforcement sweep: The California Privacy Protection Agency targets non-compliant data brokers, enforcing new registration and deletion requirements under the Delete Act. ▶ The EDPB reviews the first year of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework: The EDPB’s first-year review of the EU-US DPF highlights both successes and areas for improvement in the data-sharing framework. #privado #privacycodescanning #compliance #privacyengineering #gdpr #cpra #ccpa #mhmda #dataprivacy #compliance #softwarecodescanning…
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1 UK’s New Data Bill, EDPB’s ePrivacy Guidelines & Pinterest’s GDPR Battle 11:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: October 24, 2024 This week, we dive into the UK’s resurrected data reform bill, ePrivacy Directive guidelines, and a new complaint against Pinterest. ▶ Back from the Dead: Comparing the UK’s New and Old Data Reform Bills The UK has introduced a new Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB), which incorporates several proposals from the previously scrapped Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (DPDIB). The DUAB revives and reshapes key provisions, such as legitimate interests and cookie consent exemptions, while dropping several controversial aspects from its predecessor. How might these changes in UK legislation affect your organization's data compliance strategy? ▶ EDPB Finalizes ePrivacy Directive Guidelines: Fingerprinting, SDKs, and APIs Firmly in Scope The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has published its final guidelines clarifying how the ePrivacy Directive applies to modern tracking technologies. Developers and privacy professionals should note that the Directive covers not just cookies but newer methods like device fingerprinting and SDKs—tightening consent requirements across digital platforms. Are your tracking technologies compliant with the latest ePrivacy Directive guidelines? ▶ Pinterest Hit by noyb Complaint: Cookies and the Right to Data Recipient Information A complaint has been filed by privacy group noyb against Pinterest, alleging insufficient disclosure about the sharing of users' personal data. The case could set a new precedent on the amount of detail required in responses to data subject access requests, especially regarding which third parties receive personal data. Could your data subject access request processes withstand a similar challenge?…
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1 ICO Court Loss, EDPB Rulings, CJEU Decisions and Privado’s CoE Launch 12:32
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: October 10, 2024 ▶ Court ruling on credit card data: The UK tribunal rules that credit card numbers alone may not always qualify as personal data, challenging the ICO’s interpretation. This decision could reshape how companies assess their data protection obligations after a breach. How will this impact your approach to classifying sensitive data? ▶ EDPB clarifies processor responsibilities: New guidance outlines the extent to which controllers are accountable for sub-processors. Critical insights for your GDPR compliance strategy. ▶ CJEU redefines legitimate interest: A commercial interest can now qualify as a legitimate interest under GDPR—but only under specific conditions. What this shift means for your data processing activities. Sponsored by Privado.ai…
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1 Insights from the French DPA, UK ICO's Cookie Reprimand, and EU Advocate General on Automated Decisions 10:53
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: September 26, 2024 This week’s Privacy Corner highlights key developments in EU data protection: ▶ French CNIL : New guidelines set to affect over 10,000 mobile app developers ; enforcement sweep scheduled for Spring 2025 . ▶ UK ICO : Issued a reprimand to SkyBet , marking their most significant cookie action to date; 99% of top websites now comply with cookie regulations. ▶ EU Advocate General : Emphasized the need for clear and concise explanations of automated decisions; data subjects entitled to meaningful information about the decision-making process. Sponsored by Privado.ai…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: September 5, 2024 This newsletter covers key privacy developments, including: ▶ Uber's €290 Million GDPR Fine: The Dutch DPA fined Uber for failing to use appropriate safeguards when transferring personal data from its EU entity to the US, despite Uber's claim it wasn't necessary. This case highlights the confusion around international data transfers under GDPR. ▶ Swedish Pharmacies Fined for Using Meta Pixel (Even with Consent): These pharmacies demonstrate that getting user consent for tracking isn't enough. Organizations must also implement proper security measures and assess risks before using tracking tools. ▶ Google Loses Round in Chrome Tracking Case: A California court revived a lawsuit against Google for allegedly misleading users about data collection in Chrome's "Basic Browser Mode." The court ruled a "reasonable user" wouldn't expect such data collection without being signed in.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: August 15, 2024 Top Stories: 🚀 ▶ Meta Challenges EDPB's "Consent or Pay" Opinion: Meta is suing the European data protection authorities over their opinion on "consent or pay" models, arguing it violates EU law. ▶ US Sues TikTok for Children's Privacy Violations: The US Department of Justice accuses TikTok of illegally collecting and using personal data from children under 13. ▶ The UK Information Commissioner's Office proposes a multi-million dollar fine against a data processor for a security breach.…
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1 Tech giants and regulators clash over online privacy and data protection as industry practices face increased scrutiny 9:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: August 1, 2024 Top Stories: ▶️ Google Backtracks on Cookie Ban: Privacy Concerns or Regulatory Pressure? We explore Google's reversal on phasing out third-party cookies and the potential reasons behind it. ▶️ FTC Clarifies: Hashing Doesn't Anonymize Data The FTC reminds companies that masking data with hashing doesn't guarantee anonymity. ▶️ New York Pushes for Strict Tracking Regulations: But What's the Law? New York's Attorney General issues guidance on online tracking compliance, raising questions about legal grounds.…
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1 UK GDPR Reforms Back on the Table, Noyb Targets Microsoft's Xandr, California Tightens CCPA Rules 12:48
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter: July 18, 2024 Top Stories: UK Revives Data Protection Reform: The new UK government plans a "Digital Information and Smart Data Bill" (DISDB) that includes some proposals from the previous government's scrapped Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (DPDIB). Key details like the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) restructuring and scientific research data rules are expected to return, but the final form of the bill remains unclear. Privacy Group Targets Microsoft-Owned Adtech Firm: noyb, a privacy advocacy group, filed a complaint against Xandr (owned by Microsoft) with the Italian Data Protection Authority (DPA). Xandr allegedly rejected data access and deletion requests, claiming pseudonymized data makes identification impossible. Noyb argues Xandr should be able to identify individuals and comply with requests. California Tightens CCPA Rules: The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) proposed major changes to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations. Highlights include a new definition of "artificial intelligence," cybersecurity audits for certain businesses, and an increased application threshold based on revenue.…
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1 US Privacy Laws Take Effect, Meta Faces EU Fine, Grindr Loses GDPR Battle 11:06
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This Week's Privacy News: US Privacy Update: Comprehensive privacy laws in Texas and Oregon are now in effect. Colorado's privacy law's opt-out mechanism for targeted ads is now active. Federal privacy law seems unlikely in the near future. Meta in Hot Water: The EU is investigating Meta's "pay-or-OK" policy under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for potentially violating user consent. A potential fine of up to 10% of global turnover is on the table. Grindr Loses GDPR Battle: The dating app must pay a $6.1 million fine for sharing user data with advertisers without proper consent. This case sets a precedent for how companies handle data revealing sexual orientation.…
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1 Vermont's Law Stalled, Meta Shifts, and Snap Appeased Regulators 10:32
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This Week in Privacy: Stalled Law, Meta's AI U-Turn, and Snap Appeasement This edition of the Privacy Corner Newsletter dives into three key privacy headlines: - Vermont's ambitious privacy bill, H.121, gets vetoed due to concerns about its impact on businesses. The bill included strong consumer rights and data minimization requirements. - Meta delays its plan to train AI models on user posts following intervention from the Irish DPC. Privacy group noyb claims a "preliminary win" due to their complaints. - The UK ICO reveals why it dropped an enforcement notice against Snap. The social media company took ten steps to address data protection risks associated with its My AI chatbot feature.…
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1 UK court considers EU law in a GDPR case, and New York enacts a strict child data protection act 13:06
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This Week's Privacy News Roundup: GDPR, Privacy Sandbox, and Child Data Protection This week's Privacy Corner dives into key data privacy developments: - UK Court Considers EU Law in GDPR Case: A UK court judgement clarifies the "household exemption" and "right of access" under the UK GDPR, referencing relevant EU law. - Noyb Challenges Google Chrome's Privacy Sandbox Consent Flow: Privacy group noyb argues Google's method of obtaining consent for Topics ad targeting violates the GDPR. - New York Enacts Strict Child Data Protection Act: New York introduces a strong child data privacy law with tight restrictions on data collection and a high bar for consent.…
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1 Big Tech Under Fire: EU Privacy Group Files Complaints Against Meta & Microsoft, Australia Shifts Probe Focus 12:00
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This week's Privacy Corner dives into several data privacy battles: - EU privacy group noyb filed complaints against Meta alleging its AI training policy violates GDPR rules on transparency, data subject rights, and lawful processing. - Noyb also targeted Microsoft, accusing them of misleading schools about their role in data processing for Microsoft 365 Education products and secretly tracking student data. - The Australian privacy regulator dropped its investigation into TikTok's use of tracking pixels due to limitations in the outdated Privacy Act, but launched proceedings against healthcare provider Medibank for a massive data breach.…
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1 EU privacy crackdown heats up: EDPB probes OpenAI, Irish DPC fines surge, & UK ditches GDPR reform 12:01
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy Corner Newsletter Summary This week's newsletter covers several key privacy topics: - EDPB vs OpenAI: The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) is investigating OpenAI's ChatGPT software to ensure it complies with GDPR regulations. - UK's GDPR reforms are dead: The UK's attempt to reform data protection laws has stalled due to upcoming elections. The proposed changes, including a new "recognized legitimate interests" legal basis and relaxed data subject rights, are unlikely to be revived soon. - Irish DPC's 2023 report: The Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) report shows a significant increase in workload and fines issued in 2023.…
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1 AI Regs on the Rise: CO Leads, EU Finalizes Law, & US APRA Shifts 12:05
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This week's newsletter covers developments in AI regulation, enforcement actions by the ICO, and updates on the APRA draft. Key takeaways: Colorado passed a new law (CAIA) regulating high-risk AI systems. Similar to the EU AI Act, it focuses on transparency, accountability, and preventing bias in areas like healthcare and finance. The ICO dropped its case against Snap's AI chatbot but is investigating Microsoft's new Recall feature. Recall captures screenshots of user activity, raising privacy concerns. A revised draft of the APRA clarifies data minimization rules, shortens response times to data requests, and adds new data broker regulations. Pre-emption, a controversial aspect, remains largely unchanged.…
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1 Data privacy heating up! US states race for strongest laws, UK grapples with AI rights, and EU probes Meta's child safety. 12:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This week's Privacy Corner dives into the latest data privacy developments: 🇬🇧 US: Maryland and Vermont passed groundbreaking privacy laws with strong data minimization requirements and a private right of action in Vermont (similar to California's CCPA). 🇬🇧 UK: The ICO is seeking views on how to uphold data subject rights in generative AI but avoids the right to rectification challenge. 🇪🇺 EU: The European Commission is investigating Meta (Facebook & Instagram) under the Digital Services Act (DSA) for potentially harming children and failing to meet age verification requirements.…
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1 US: APRA faces heat as 15 AGs criticize the draft bill UK: Blames China for cyberattack on military, exposing data 10:19
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This Week in Privacy: AGs Block US Privacy Bill, China Blamed for UK Hack, Finnish Retailer Fined Heavily US: Attorneys General from 15 states oppose the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) due to concerns about preemption of state privacy laws. UK: Government suspects China of a cyberattack on the military payroll system, exposing names and bank details. Finland: Data Protection Authority fines online store €856,000 for requiring account creation and indefinitely storing customer data.…
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1 Generative AI and GDPR, Fines for Location Data Sharing and Updated Health Breach Notification Rule 11:08
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This week's Privacy Corner newsletter covers a range of important topics: Generative AI and GDPR: Privacy advocacy group noyb filed a complaint against OpenAI, alleging its AI tool ChatGPT violates user privacy by generating inaccurate personal data. The crux of the issue lies in whether noyb expects OpenAI to fix inherent limitations of the technology and the applicability of GDPR in this case. Fines for Location Data Sharing: The FCC penalized four major US wireless carriers nearly $200 million for allegedly sharing customers' location data with third parties without proper consent. This action reflects growing regulatory scrutiny around data privacy, especially concerning sensitive information like location. Updated Health Breach Notification Rule: The FTC finalized amendments to the Health Breach Notification Rule, expanding its scope to cover health apps and unauthorized disclosures of health information, not just security breaches. This highlights the evolving privacy landscape in the US healthcare sector.…
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1 Why a new US law that protects data from “foreign adversaries” extends beyond just TikTok. What the EDPB has planned for the next three years. 11:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this week’s Privacy Corner Newsletter: Why a new US law that protects data from “foreign adversaries” extends beyond just TikTok. What the EDPB has planned for the next three years. How the ICO lost its appeal against Experian.
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1 California’s privacy regulator says no to the new US federal privacy bill. FTC says “no” to telehealth provider for alleged sharing of user info. 11:13
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this week’s Privacy Corner Newsletter: European data protection authorities say “no” to (some) “consent or pay”. California’s privacy regulator says “no” to the new US federal privacy bill. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says “no” to telehealth provider Cerebral's alleged sharing of its users’ sensitive information.…
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1 CPPA Advises on Data Minimization, Google Deletes Incognito Records, UK ICO Focuses on Children's Privacy 11:51
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Privacy News Roundup by Robert Bateman California just released stricter guidelines for businesses. They can't ask for unnecessary personal info when you request access to your data. Google agreed to delete billions of browsing records following a lawsuit claiming "Incognito Mode" wasn't truly private. The UK is prioritizing children's online privacy! They'll be checking social media platforms like Facebook & YouTube to ensure they comply with child protection laws.…
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1 Worldcoin suspended in Portugal. UK blames China for cyberattacks. FTC details 2023 privacy actions. 9:32
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this episode of The Privacy Corner, we cover three major privacy news from this week: First, WorldCoin, a digital identity and cryptocurrency project by Sam Altman, faces legal challenges in Portugal and other countries due to its biometric data processing practices. Second, the UK attributes a significant data breach of the Electoral Commission and an attempted cyber attack on its parliamentarians to China, raising concerns about national security. Third, the FTC releases a report showcasing its vigorous privacy and security enforcement activities in 2023, including notable cases and their focus on artificial intelligence, sensitive data, and algorithmic accountability. 00:00 Welcome to The Privacy Corner! 00:11 WorldCoin's Legal Troubles Across the Globe 04:26 UK's Electoral Commission Data Breach Blamed on China 06:46 FTC's Busy Year in Privacy and Data Security 09:10 Closing Remarks and Easter Wishes…
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1 Navigating the Complexities of My Health My Data Act [MHMDA] 29:17
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text Join us for a special episode of the Privacy Corner as Robert Bateman, Data Privacy Expert, hosts Keir Lamont, Director for U.S. Legislation at the Future of Privacy Forum, on the My Health My Data Act, scheduled to take effect in Washington on March 31, 2024, for regulated entities. This legislation stands as one of the most comprehensive and significant privacy laws enacted in the United States that explicitly aims to protect consumer health data. Lamont shares his expert insights on how this law integrates into the broader framework of U.S. and state privacy regulations. The discussion deeply explores the application, intent, and enforcement of the My Health My Data Act. Tune in to get an understanding of the law's potential impact on businesses, consumers, and the broader privacy landscape.…
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1 New HIPAA rules on tracking health data, Belgian bank wins AI training case, & UK in hot water 12:10
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text This week's episode of The Privacy Corner, with Robert Bateman and sponsored by Privado AI, covers three major privacy-related developments. Firstly, the OCR's updated guidance on tracking technologies for HIPAA covered entities, emphasizing strict regulations to avoid disclosing Protected Health Information (PHI) to vendors like Facebook and Google. Secondly, the Belgian DPA's decision supporting the use of legitimate interests in AI model training by analyzing a case involving Bank Y's discount scheme and the handling of transaction data. Lastly, the ICO's enforcement notice to the UK Home Office for failing to conduct a proper Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) for its migrant ankle tagging scheme, indicating serious privacy oversights in the process. Additional discussions include the scope and implications of these developments and an announcement on an upcoming special edition with Keir Lamont on the Washington My Health My Data Act. 00:00 Welcome to The Privacy Corner! 00:12 HIPAA's New Guidance on Tracking Technologies 05:33 Belgian DPA's Decision on AI Training and Legitimate Interests 10:12 UK Government's Ankle Tagging Scheme Under Scrutiny 11:51 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Special Edition…
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1 AI Act Approved, Kentucky Gets Privacy Law, EU Commission Fined for Data Breach 11:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this episode of Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman discusses three major privacy-related developments. Firstly, the EU AI Act has been passed by the parliament, detailing the gradual enforcement of prohibited AI practices, general purpose AI system rules, and high risk AI system obligations. Secondly, Kentucky has passed a comprehensive privacy law, similar to Virginia's, encompassing data processing guidelines, consumer rights, and GDPR-inspired principles. Lastly, the European Commission has been sanctioned under data protection law for its use of Microsoft 365, highlighting issues in data processing agreements and data transfers.…
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1 EU cracks down on online ad tracking, FTC warns against data exploitation, and UK mulls "consent or pay" privacy model 11:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSend us a text In this episode of The Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman highlights the week's top privacy developments. He discusses a complex CJEU case related to the Transparency and Consent Framework in digital advertising, highlights bold statements from the FTC on privacy and data collection following significant enforcement cases, and examines the ICO's call for views on 'consent or pay' models. The episode covers the implications of these developments for data privacy and the responsibilities of companies in handling personal data.…
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