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During a congressional testimony on Tuesday, the Director of the U.S. National Security Agency, Army Gen. Paul Nakasone, expressed concern over the data collection practices of Chinese-owned [...]

2023 may be the year of privacy laws. Five states have new laws that go into effect this year, which will likely usher in a new era of consumer privacy protections in the United States.

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A cyberattack has exposed personal data belonging to current and former staff at high street retailer WH Smith.

The leaked dataset reportedly contained card information from the United States, the United Kingdom and China, among other nations.

A British man has made the first ever complaint against a Big Tech firm under the Children's Code, a 2021 law that requires companies to take the best interests of child users into account.

China has introduced a contract companies operating within its borders must sign before being able to transmit user data overseas.

Africa is continuing to strengthen its data protection legal and regulatory framework. To date, thirty six out of fifty four African countries have data protection laws and/or...

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In Experian Limited v The Information Commissioner, the First Tier Tribunal in the UK ruled on ICOs action requiring Experian to change how it processes personal data for direct marketing purposes. Tribunal ruled in favor of Experian, issuing a Substituted Decision Notice