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EDPB Clarifies Ban on Meta’s Processing of Personal Data for Targeted Advertising
On December 7th, the EDPB clarified that a contract is not a legitimate purpose for Meta’s processing of personal data, striking down the subscription service model.
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Law360: Departing Irish Privacy Regulator Leaves ‘Big Shoes To Fill’
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EDPB Orders Stop to Meta’s Behavioral Advertising
On October 27, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted an urgent binding decision that the Irish Data Protection Authority (DPA) must ban Meta from behavioral advertising in the European Economic Area by November 10th.
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Biometric Update.com: EPIC urges changes to UK ICO’s biometric data guidance
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AI in the Criminal Justice System
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EPIC Urges UK ICO To Address Law Enforcement Use of Private Data/Systems, Security Issues, AI, and “Soft Biometrics” in Draft Biometric Data Guidance
In comments filed October 20th, EPIC urged the UK ICO's Identity and Trust Team (Technology Policy) to make updates to its draft biometric data guidance. In particular, we recommend that the guidance be expanded to (i) address the pervasive ties between law enforcement and private companies' biometric data and systems; (ii) establish baseline security standards for biometric processing, including a template risk assessment; and (iii) detail the risks of scale and scope of harm present where AI is integrated into biometric systems.
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EPIC Comments to the UK ICO’s Office for the Consultation on the Draft Biometric Data Guidance
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Generative AI and Elections: The Approaching Train Wreck
If you already find parsing through election ads and campaign speeches to get to the truth difficult, just wait for what is ahead with a 2024 election season filled with generative AI generated ads. Misinformation and disinformation already exist in our elections, but generative AI will exacerbate this problem, leaving voters flooded with information and unable to sort out what is real.
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Microsoft Adapts AI Governance Blueprint for India
Microsoft recently published a white paper adapting its AI Governance Blueprint for India, setting out policy ideas and recommendations tailored to India's governance and regulatory structure
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India Passes Digital Personal Data Protection Bill
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Bill has passed both the upper and lower houses of Parliament and will soon be signed into law.
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European Commission Adopts Adequacy Decision for EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
The European Commission has formally adopted an adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (the Framework). U.S. and EU authorities developed the Framework to replace Privacy Shield, a data transfer framework which was deemed non-compliant with the GDPR in the Schrems II case.
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