The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) issued a draft opinion for public comments on the principle of consent under Israeli privacy law. The draft opinion clarifies how consent applies in the digital age and explains the PPA’s interpretations which will guide its enforcement efforts, including penalties for violations.
The draft opinion emphasizes that consent must be informed. Notifying the data ...
The highly publicized TikTok legal battle in the U.S. culminated in the Supreme Court decision upholding the law banning TikTok’s operations in the U.S., finding that the law’s focus on TikTok’s corporate structure passes muster under the constitutional First Amendment rights of TikTok and its users.
Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (PAFACA), The Court also held that ...
As the landscape of cyber threats continues to evolve, federal agencies are actively updating regulations to protect sensitive information better. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently published new guidelines for businesses, recommending security practices in software, data management, and consumer product design. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a draft of updates to HIPAA’s ...
Chinese Deepseek services have been gaining traction as cost-effective and “open” alternatives to artificial intelligence tools offered by OpenAI, Meta, and Google. However, despite their rising popularity, these services come with significant challenges—most notably, the censorship imposed by the Chinese government.
One review of Deepseek reveals that its chat service refuses to respond to politically sensitive questions that are censored ...
The global surge of litigation concerning copyright violations in AI training data continues. In India, several publishers are seeking to join pending litigation against OpenAI due to its use of literary works to train ChatGPT; in California, a new lawsuit alleges that LinkedIn sold personal messages to third parties for AI training purposes; and Anthropic (Claude AI) has settled a ...
The UK’s Home Office is seeking input regarding new legislation to address the growing threat of ransomware attacks. The legislation aims to reduce the payouts, improve counterintelligence, and increase awareness.
The consultation includes three proposed options: an outright ban on ransomware payments for public sector bodies and critical national infrastructure operators, a policy requiring ransomware victims to report their intention ...
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