The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has issued non-binding guidance that finds Meta's 'consent or pay' model is unlikely to be found valid if the only choice for consumers is to either give up all of their personal data, or pay a subscription fee for privacy.
The unexpected Schrems II ruling effectively invalidated the legal status of international data transfers. Some illumination has finally arrived in the form of detailed guidance from the EDPB.
A much anticipated report on ChatGPT from the European Data Protection Board has found that the chatbot has made improvements in terms of data accuracy, but continues to fall short of the mark in terms of regulatory requirements.
European Digital Rights (EDRi) is highlighting a lack of resources for DPAs to enforce GDPR terms which leads to a pattern of uneven fines and actions in the privacy law.
EdTech firm PowerSchool suffered a significant data breach that leaked the sensitive personal information of students, teachers, and guardians, resulting in ransom payment.
London, UK-headquartered education giant Pearson has confirmed a customer data breach after malicious actors gained unauthorized access to parts of its IT systems.
With lessons learned from 2016 U.S. presidential election, U.S. government officials are taking no chances in upcoming election security by pushing stricter measures to secure online information from cyber attacks.
Australian electronic prescriptions provider MediSecure has suffered a large-scale ransomware attack that exposed customers’ sensitive information.
Some security experts worry that open source Twitter code would thus not be tremendously helpful in revealing how the system selects content, but would create avenues of attack for threat actors that could now scrutinize its internal workings.
In a Fox News interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk revealed that all unencrypted Twitter data was regularly subject to government surveillance under the previous ownership.










