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After the Philippine privacy regulator issued another harsh warning against privacy violations, members of a data protection group began raising questions. -
India has broken new ground with a proposal on how to regulate non-personal data. -
Canadian tech companies will soon be subject to tougher privacy laws as lawmakers face intense pressure to keep pace with European privacy standards. -
Facebook is seeking a forensic investigation into the electronic communications of an app developer accused of leaking sensitive company documents. -
California’s investigation into Facebook’s data-sharing practices has pushed forward and deepened in recent months. -
Microsoft is to be asked by German watchdogs to improve its data-protection standards for its Office 365 program. -
The UK already had a high wall to climb for it to win an adequacy decision that will let it continue data flows to the EU after Brexit. -
Google is facing a multistate investigation into whether its privacy practices violate state consumer protection law. -
International Airlines Group now estimates that it may need to pay 22 million euros in GDPR fine -
A privacy backlash has led South Carolina to bar its health department from using smartphone contact-tracing apps.
