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European Commission Unveils Three Major Digital and Cybersecurity Reforms

The European Commission has introduced three interconnected legislative proposals aimed at modernizing the EU’s digital infrastructure and cybersecurity frameworks while reducing regulatory burdens on businesses.

Digital Networks Act

The European Commission’s proposed Digital Networks Act consolidates multiple EU telecommunications laws—including the European Electronic Communications Code, the BEREC Regulation, the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme, and parts of the ePrivacy Directive – ...

U.S. Courts Step-In to Rule on Digital Copyright, AI, and Online Child Protection Issues

Robot.txt file is not a technological barrier.

Judge Sidney H. Stein of the Southern District of New York issued a remarkable ruling in the OpenAI copyright litigation relating to web scraping and AI training practices. In partially granting OpenAI’s motion to dismiss claims brought by digital publisher Ziff Davis, the court delivered a significant holding: robots.txt files do not constitute ...

Companies Hit with Hefty Fines under the GDPR, CCPA, and DSA

Recent enforcement actions across three major data protection and digital services regimes demonstrate that regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are increasingly willing to impose substantial penalties for non-compliance. From France to California to Brussels, companies face mounting consequences for violating privacy and transparency obligations.

EU Commission fines X.

In the most high-profile action, the European Commission on December ...

Israeli Privacy Regulator Offers Guidance for DPOs

Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority (PPA) has published draft guidelines providing Data Protection Officers (DPOs) with a detailed framework for managing personal information throughout its entire lifecycle within organizations.

The guidance document outlines obligations and best practices across five key stages of data management: pre-planning, collection, storage, processing, and end-of-life disposal.

The Authority emphasizes that DPOs must be meaningfully involved from ...

EU Privacy Regulators Warn Against Weakening the EU AI Act

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) have issued a joint opinion on the European Commission’s proposed Digital Omnibus on AI, supporting its goal of simplifying the implementation of the EU AI Act while cautioning against measures that could undermine fundamental rights.

he January 2026 opinion responds to the Commission’s November 2025 proposal to ...

EU Court and Regulators Clarify Contested Issues under the GDPR

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has published and opened for public comments new recommendations addressing the widespread practice of requiring users to create accounts before browsing or purchasing on e-commerce websites. The guide concludes that mandatory account creation can be lawfully justified only in narrow circumstances.

EDPB recommendations for eCommerce sites

The EDPB systematically analyzed the three legal bases ...

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