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Demand for access to iCloud data is ‘wrong fight to pick’ say critics of UK government move
Apple has said it won’t give the UK government backdoor access to customers’ encrypted data.
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What’s next for UK data privacy in 2025?
Report from Ashurt’s annual data privacy event, with a focus on the UK Information Commissioner’s Office planned guidance.
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GRIP Extra: PwC reduces partners in China, Thailand liberates scam center hostages in Myanmar
Other news includes Republican resolutions to overturn CFPB overdraft caps, ESMA launching a consultation on simplified private securitization disclosures, and a hefty CFTC crypto fraud fine.
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DeepSeek and personal data transfers to China
DeepSeek may disrupt laws on data protection and transfers on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as disrupting US markets.
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The GDPR needs to be reviewed, states Swedish Privacy Protection Authority
IMY argues that the regulation risks losing legitimacy if it is not refined.
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Gravy Analytics breach exposes sensitive location data of millions of users
The FTC’s proposed order against the company requiring it to delete all historic data because of a lack of end user consent for its use comes too late to help those whose sensitive personal information is now potentially exposed.
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Podcast: Dr Mariola Marzouk on derisking, AML regtech and fear of speaking up
With a career spanning software and consulting firms as well as banks globally, Mariola gives us a frank insight into AML surveillance in practice.
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French operator Orange fined €50m for ads in users’ inboxes
The telecommunications operator interspersed adverts between emails without obtaining appropriate consent from millions of customers.