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French CNIL Provides Guidance on Cross-Device Cookie Consent

How and when to get consent for cross-device tracking has been a worry for many companies subject to GDPR and similar regimes. The French data protection authority, CNIL, adopted recommendations about this practice in 2020,...more

Looking Forward to GDPR Enforcement

New changes are on the horizon for GDPR enforcement across the European Union. At the very end of 2025, the EU adopted a regulation intended to address procedures around GDPR enforcement (Regulation (EU) 2025/2518). The...more

CalPrivacy Doubles Down on Data Brokers

CalPrivacy followed up on its threat from last year to focus on data brokers. This month it settled with Rickenbacher Data LLC for failure to register as a data broker. The company is a Texas-based company that operates as...more

Three States, One Date: Ringing in the New Year with Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island

Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island rang in the new year with their comprehensive privacy laws taking effect on January 1, 2026. Almost half of US states now have these fairly similar laws in place. Nuances exist from...more

Might We See a Streamlining of EU Digital Compliance?

For those operating in the European Union, the list of digital technology laws is becoming daunting. Compliance with GDPR to the AI Act — with stops along the way for the ePrivacy Directive and many more – is a significant...more

Texas Sets Sights on Roblox

A new lawsuit filed by the Texas Attorney General against Roblox has brought privacy, safety, and data handling into the spotlight for online platforms, especially those used by kids and teens. The allegations followed...more

Is Your Website’s Cookie Banner Up to Date? New Guidance from Dutch DPA

The Dutch Data Protection Authority recently updated its cookie banner guidance. This comes after the agency, the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (or AP), promoted a goal earlier this year to monitor 500 websites a year to ensure...more

The Ghost of Employees Past: The Data Breach Risks from User-Credential Management

A recent settlement with an education service provider and three states – California, Connecticut, and New York – serves as a reminder to deactivate the credentials of departed employees. The case arose following a data...more

Protecting Personal Data in the Age of AI: Lessons from the Latest EDPS Guidance

The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) AI guidance for EU institutions has lessons for businesses. This includes when inputting personal information into these tools. The recommendations from the guidance fall into...more

Are Your Online Terms Enforceable?: Lessons from California

The Southern District of California recently reminded companies that it has concerns about steps to take to make online terms binding. The case arose from a putative class action over alleged false pricing practices brought...more

State Privacy Action Grows: Consortium Expands, California Launches Data Broker Strike Force

The Consortium of Privacy Regulators is growing. Meanwhile, CalPrivacy has announced a new program, a data broker “strike force.” Minnesota and New Hampshire have joined with Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, New...more

Keep Out! California Draws the Privacy Fence Around Health Data

California has set what may be an emerging trend with AB 45, restricting collection and use of personal information collected near family planning facilities. The law was signed recently by h Governor Newsom and is set to go...more

Warning! States Continue to Worry About Social Media and Teens

If you thought social media needed a warning label, many state regulators agree. California recently passed a new warning label law, which will take effect on January 1, 2027. That is, unless it is challenged. Meanwhile,...more

When in Rome—Make Your AI Do As the Regulators Do

Italy became the first EU country to enact a comprehensive national AI law when its AI law (Law No. 132/2025) took effect last month. The law is intended to work with the existing EU AI Act, but with more details and specific...more

“How Old Are You, Anyway?” California’s New Law Makes Apps Ask… And Remember!

California is getting serious about age checks online, and businesses should pay attention. Thanks to the passage of AB 1043, starting January 1, 2027, software makers and app stores will need to know the user’s age (or at...more

2026 Data Breach Law Updates – California and Oklahoma

California recently passed an amendment accelerating how quickly businesses must notify following a data breach. Previously, the requirement was to notify affected individuals “without unreasonable delay.” Beginning January...more

California Continues to Expand Data Broker Requirements

Companies are become increasingly concerned about being viewed as “selling” personal data. In the midst of these worries, California’s governor signed SB 361, which will change the California Delete Act starting January 1,...more

EU Weighs in on Pseudonymized Data

A thorny issue for companies has been how to handle data derived from personal information. Is it still personal information? Do privacy laws apply? The EU Court of Justice of grappled with this issue in a September decision....more

Incident Response Defenses: Can You Take Advantage of a Cyber Program Safe Harbor?

We are in the final quarter of the year, which is typically budgeting and planning for many issues, including -hopefully!- data incident preparedness. Is your organization able to take advantage of one of the growing number...more

2025 Brought Us Eight US “Comprehensive” Privacy Laws, What’s Next?

For those keeping track of the growing list of US state “comprehensive” privacy laws, you know that the Maryland law (the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act or MODPA) went into effect on October 1st. This rounds us out for US...more

What Can We Learn from This Administration’s FTC COPPA Settlement

Companies can take many lessons from the FTC’s recent COPPA settlement with a robot app from the toy manufacturer Apitor Technologies. According to the FTC complaint, the app allegedly allowed a Chinese entity to collect and...more

CPPA Adopts ADMT, Cybersecurity and Risk Assessment Regulations

The CPPA scratched another task off the to-do list last month when it officially adopted proposed regulations under CCPA. These rules focus on three major areas: automated decision-making technology, risk assessments, and...more

Privacy Compliance Insights from Connecticut’s First Privacy Law Settlement

Can we take any insights from Connecticut’s first settlement under the state’s Data Privacy Act, reached with TicketNetwork, an online ticket marketplace? The AG concerns mirrored priorities outlined in Connecticut’s 2025...more

Connecticut, the Provisions State, Adds New Provisions to its Privacy Law

Connecticut has revised its privacy law for the third time since it was passed in 2022. With SB 1295, the state has mirrored others (like Colorado and Montana) in making ongoing changes to its law. Many of the changes...more

Countdown to 2026: What Will the Texas AI Law Mean for Businesses?

Texas is getting into the AI action, with a new law (the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act) that will place restrictions not only on AI use by government agencies, but businesses as well. In particular,...more

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