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Facebook, Amazon.com and other tech giants could see a new watchdog emerge from EU plans to curb the power of “gatekeeper” online services. -
As the EU marks the second anniversary of GDPR, large US tech companies should prepare for regulatory enforcement in the months ahead. -
Clearview AI is invoking a legal shield used by social media companies hoping to defeat Vermont privacy lawsuit -
Arizona’s chief law enforcement official wants Google to know he’s girding for “the long slog” of litigation after filing suit over location tracking of consumers. -
As the Irish privacy watchdog sends its Twitter probe off to EU counterparts for review today, it will doubtless hope for quick, constructive feedback. -
Match Group, which operates dating apps like Tinder, Hinge & OKCupid, has been fined 50,000 euros in Belgium for breaching the EU's data-protection rules. -
Legislation on protection of privacy and personal data remains at the top of the agenda for members of a key Chinese policy advisory board. -
Legal challenges to California's sweeping new privacy law are inevitable. -
Digital "gatekeepers" such as Apple, Facebook & Amazon could face a new EU law curbing them from exploiting combined data sets. -
Google defends consent practice in Swedish data-location GDPR probe