India's decision to temporarily block messaging app Telegram to combat cheating concerns ahead of a national medical entrance examination has triggered a constitutional challenge. The Delhi High Court Judge he... (more story)

Meta Platforms urged a state court in Los Angeles to not require CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Instagram head Adam Mosseri to testify in upcoming trials involving allegations that Meta’s social media apps contribute... (more story)

An EU member state’s data protection authority cannot reject a data subject’s complaint merely because the case has already been brought before a court in parallel proceedings, the EU's highest court ruled tod... (more story)

Many open-source datasets used to train artificial intelligence foundation models may contain licensing inconsistencies, histories of data infringement and regulatory scrutiny that could expose developers to l... (more story)

A key domestic operating entity of Trip.com Group has been fined for illegally transferring personal information abroad, marking China's first publicly disclosed monetary penalty for a cross-border data-transf... (more story)

A Huawei Technologies executive’s admissions about the company’s dealings in Iran can be introduced as evidence in the technology giant’s upcoming trial, a US federal judge ruled. 

Vermont Governor Phil Scott on Tuesday signed the state's comprehensive privacy law, which consumer advocates have said is a win for Big Tech after he vetoed a bill last year that included a private right of action.

A District of Columbia Superior Court judge will let a jury decide the believability of a privacy researcher who testified that Facebook deployed dark patterns that likely confused users, after denying the com... (more story)