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 legislation introduces important changes to how data brokers operate within the state. The Delete Act brings data brokers under the purview of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and mandates […]
Continue readingIn a significant development related to online platforms and digital regulations, the European Commission has formally requested information from company X under the Digital Services Act (DSA). This request comes in response to concerns raised about the alleged spread of illegal content, disinformation, hate speech, and terrorist or violent content on X’s platform. In this […]
Continue readingIn a world where streaming dominates entertainment, DAZN has found itself in a different kind of spotlight – a privacy controversy lasting almost five years. A Timeline of the DAZN Case 2018: Privacy Regulations and Right to Access When the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) was introduced in May 2018, it promised enhanced data protection […]
Continue readingIn 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 ad-free versions of its popular platforms: Facebook and Instagram. Why the Potential Shift? At its core, this potential change is driven by Meta’s need to align with European Union privacy […]
Continue readingConsumer 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 control over personal data in a few simple taps. Regaining Control Over Personal Data Today, data privacy is a pressing concern. Every click, every purchase, every online interaction leaves a […]
Continue readingAre you ready to pay for your online privacy on Meta’s platforms, which include Facebook and Instagram? According to the Wall Street Journal, Meta is considering a model where European Union (EU) users might have to pay up if they wish to maintain their privacy rights. The Proposal Meta has proposed a “Pay for your […]
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