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Currys to pay £200,000 to settle UK data privacy fine dispute, regulator says October 08, 2026 | Imogen Howse

Currys, formerly DSG Retail, has agreed to pay £200,000 to settle a long-running dispute over a penalty for a cyberattack that happened almost a decade ago, the Information Commission’s Office, or ICO, the UK'... (more story)

OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta questioned by UK privacy regulator over rogue AI agents October 08, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta Platforms have been questioned by the UK privacy regulator over reports of rogue AI agents bypassing protections and accessing external systems. The Information Commission’s Office h... (more story)

Ten major AI developers’ UK privacy changes detailed in ICO report October 08, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

Privacy information and routes to exercise data rights have been updated by Anthropic, Apple, Meta and OpenAI following UK regulatory scrutiny, the Information Commission’s Office said on Thursday. The ICO's n... (more story)

EU cyber agency needs stronger AI mandate, says lead lawmaker on CSA2 file October 08, 2026 | Júlia Tar

the EU cybersecurity agency's role over artificial intelligence should be strengthened in further changes to a proposed revision of the Cybersecurity Act, the lead EU lawmaker on the proposal told a European P... (more story)

Asos confirms customer data accessed in UK after hacker impersonated a contact October 08, 2026 | Imogen Howse

UK fashion retailer Asos has confirmed that a hacker gained access to personal customer information — including names and contact details — after impersonating a trusted contact to obtain an employee’s login c... (more story)

UK eyes G20 push on AI risk standards, South Korean official says October 08, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

The 10-member global network of AI safety institutes discussed leading international efforts to develop standards for risks and harms associated with advanced artificial intelligence at an online meeting early... (more story)

Japan cloud ransomware attack exposes municipal backup vulnerabilities October 08, 2026 | Genta Nakanishi

A ransomware attack on SoftBank-owned cloud provider IDC Frontier has exposed vulnerabilities in Japanese municipalities' disaster-recovery arrangements, with at least one prefecture reporting that it was unab... (more story)

Meta's Teen Accounts fail to ease Indonesia's child-safety concerns October 08, 2026 | Roffie Kurniawan

Meta Platforms' Instagram and Facebook remain classified as high-risk platforms under Indonesia's online child-protection rules despite introducing Teen Account safety features and blocking 184,000 accounts be... (more story)

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Austrian social media curbs test EU tolerance for patchwork of national laws October 08, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Social media and other online platforms will soon get an early indication of whether EU countries can continue to adopt a patchwork of differing age restrictions and child safety measures in advance of the EU-... (more story)

NYC mayor proposes private right of action for unfair business conduct October 07, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

New York City residents and organizations may soon have expanded authority to sue for unfair business practices — which has been particularly successful against tech companies this year — under a proposal spea... (more story)

HSBC, StanChart kept Huawei as client after it denied Iran reports, US jury told October 06, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Two of Huawei Technologies' largest international banks kept the company on as a client after it denied media reports linking the Chinese telecommunications equipment giant to sales of surveillance equipment i... (more story)

Huawei, telecom operators may see EU legal clarity on national security bans October 06, 2026 | Matthew Newman

Huawei Technologies and other telecom equipment providers could get clearer legal guidance in the coming months on the limits of national security restrictions, as courts consider two legal challenges to those... (more story)

EU cybersecurity standards curbs should be targeted, standards group head says October 06, 2026 | Júlia Tar

Restrictions on participation in cybersecurity standards work should be targeted and assessed case-by-case, ETSI Director-General Jan Ellsberger told MLex, warning that broad limits could remove useful experti... (more story)

Suno's AI music training faces novel US challenge by musicians Isbell, Lowery October 02, 2026 | Mike Swift

Suno is facing a novel lawsuit from musicians David Lowery and Jason Isbell alleging the AI music service unlawfully indexed and exploited artists' identities and voices. Rather than copyright claims, the suit... (more story)

Brazil’s ANPD plans to finish Grok, Tools for Humanity probes in 2026 October 02, 2026 | Henrique Santiago

Brazil’s data privacy agency aims to conclude two major investigations under the country’s General Data Protection Law in the final quarter of this year. Grok’s deepfake scandal was the watchdog’s highest-prof... (more story)

Brazil's ANPD holds firm on barring Discord's broadcast features September 30, 2026 | Henrique Santiago

Discord's broadcast and video features have been suspended in Brazil since August due to the company's inability to demonstrate to the National Data Protection Agency that it implemented sufficient safeguards ... (more story)