Jessica Ryder
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3–5 minutesOregon Consumer Privacy Act: Overview
Oregon steps up for privacy! On July 18, 2023, Oregon’s Governor Tina Kotek signed Senate Bill 619, the new Oregon Consumer Privacy Act, into law.…
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Google’s Move to Disable Third-Party Cookies: What Advertisers Need to Know
In a bid to enhance online privacy while maintaining the free flow of content, Google will disable third-party cookies in the first quarter of 2024.…
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IMY Fines H&M for GDPR Violations: A Closer Look
In a recent development, the Swedish Data Protection Authority, known as IMY, has taken action against global fashion retailer H&M for its failure to comply…
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Understanding California’s “Delete Act” and Data Broker Regulations
In a significant move to enhance data privacy and consumer protection, California recently passed Senate Bill 362, commonly referred to as the “Delete Act.” This…
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EU Commission Requests Information from X Under Digital Services Act: What You Need to Know
In a significant development related to online platforms and digital regulations, the European Commission has formally requested information from company X under the Digital Services…
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Grindr Faces €5.8 Million Fine: A Reminder on the Importance of GDPR Compliance
The Norwegian Privacy Appeals Board (Personvernnemnda) has upheld the Norwegian Data Protection Authority’s decision to impose a fine of NOK 65 million (approximately €5.8 million)…
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3–5 minutesNewly Enacted Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act (ICDPA)
Effective Date: January 1, 2025 Iowa has formally joined the ranks of US states adopting comprehensive data privacy legislation, with the Iowa Consumer Data Protection…
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DAZN’s Access Request Saga
In a world where streaming dominates entertainment, DAZN has found itself in a different kind of spotlight – a privacy controversy lasting almost five years.…
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Meta’s New Pivot in Europe: To Pay or Not to Pay for an Ad-Free Experience?
In a bold move that’s making waves across the European digital landscape, Meta—previously known as Facebook—has begun toying with the idea of charging users for…
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Consumer Reports Launches Free ‘Permission Slip’ App to Protect Your Data
Consumer Reports, a renowned non-profit advocate for consumer rights, just unveiled a groundbreaking tool for privacy-conscious users. The new app, Permission Slip, promises to restore…
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