Ofcom will have the power to fine companies 10% their annual global turnover, require them to improve their practices and block non-compliant sites….
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The fine follows a DPC inquiry into twelve data breach notifications and the finding that Meta had breached the GDPR….
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EDPB adopts guidelines on cooperation between GDPR supervisory authorities, dark patterns in social media platform interfaces and a toolbox on cooperation with third country supervisory authorities….
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Jonathan Schaffer-Goddard picks out some of the innovative features of the UKJT’s digital dispute resolution rules and why they may lead to challenges under the Arbitration Act 1996…
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Further addition to Online Safety Bill follows Law Commission recommendation that a new offence should be created….
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The CMA is investigating whether Google and Meta entered into an anti-competitive agreement, and whether Google might have abused a dominant position through its conduct in relation to header bidding services….
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Leon Y. Xiao reports on the latest decision on loot boxes from the Netherlands….
The government has also announced a consultation on the regulation of online paid-for advertising….
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Darren Grayson Chng on a book that looks at the risk to governance posed by AI – and what can be done….
The government aims to ensure that mobile and broadband networks will be better protected from cyber attacks under stronger security rules…
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