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China advances data pilots in bid to shape global digital cooperation August 19, 2026 | Yonnex Li

China is advancing its first batch of pilot programs in 10 regions to shape global digital cooperation, with the projects aimed at testing new approaches to data flows, infrastructure connectivity and standard... (more story)

Australia's watchdog says enforcement action likely for social-media ban August 19, 2026 | Sean Maguire

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said Wednesday that social-media platforms are likely to face enforcement action over non-compliance with the country’s under-16 social-media ban. She said th... (more story)

Meta blasted by state AGs as 'deceptive' company that chose profits over safety August 19, 2026 | Mike Swift

Doling out unusually harsh criticism to Meta Platforms and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the attorneys general of California, Colorado and New Jersey told the media Tuesday following the start of their addictive de... (more story)

Multi-state youth safety trial against Meta opens with claims of hook, harvest, hide August 18, 2026 | Maria Dinzeo

Hook, hold, harvest, hide. These four words will anchor the case a group of state attorneys general will make to a federal judge and advisory jury over the next six weeks: that Meta Platforms designed its plat... (more story)

Multiple Meta executives were against cosmetic beauty filters, Tennessee jury hears August 18, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

Multiple executives at Meta Platforms opposed implementing beauty filters on Instagram in 2020 and planned to confront CEO Mark Zuckerberg about it, according to emails displayed to a Tennessee jury Tuesday.

China to step up AI push across technology, manufacturing, industry official says August 18, 2026 | MLex Staff

China will intensify efforts to develop core artificial-intelligence technologies and deploy them across manufacturing, a senior official said Tuesday, while strengthening the broader industry ecosystem and sa... (more story)

Apple settles German antitrust probe into app tracking policy with EU changes August 17, 2026 | Nicholas Hirst and Lewis Crofts

Apple will continue requiring app developers in Europe to obtain the permission of users to sell their data or combine it with data bought from data brokers after German antitrust enforcers closed their invest... (more story)

China's Sichuan police target data theft, AI abuse in nationwide crackdown August 17, 2026 | MLex Staff

Chinese police disclosed 10 cases involving the alleged theft, misuse and sale of personal data in Sichuan Province, exposing schemes that ranged from insider leaks and rural data harvesting to AI-enabled iden... (more story)

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EU’s cookie-banner overhaul stalls amid competing interests August 18, 2026 | Matthew Newman

The EU's latest attempt to reduce cookie banners has stalled as lawmakers struggle to balance consumers' demands for fewer consent requests, publishers' reliance on advertising revenue, and privacy advocates' ... (more story)

Gonzalez Rogers, veteran of Big Tech litigation, to oversee high-stakes Meta trial August 17, 2026 | Mike Swift

The federal judge who will preside over the high-stakes trial between 29 states and Meta Platforms that begins this week in Oakland, California, is not likely to be intimated by the moment or the power of liti... (more story)

Block on French social media ban exposes risk for EU states with similar ideas August 17, 2026 | Matthew Newman

Lawmakers across Europe are on notice in the wake of a ruling by France's highest constitutional authority that blanket social media bans for minors may be found to conflict with protections for freedom of exp... (more story)

Hong Kong regulator urges companies not to 'outsource' data-security responsibility August 17, 2026 | Yonnex Li

Hong Kong’s privacy chief has warned companies that they remain legally responsible for protecting personal data even when they outsource information-technology work. The remarks by Ada Chung came as the regul... (more story)

Meta faces pivotal US trial in Oakland after bruising year in court August 15, 2026 | Maria Dinzeo

It's been a tough year for Meta Platforms, legally speaking. After two punishing losses over youth safety and social media addiction, it's set to take on its biggest courtroom battle yet against four US state ... (more story)

Discord, Roblox face more lawsuits in US social media litigation August 14, 2026 | Xu Yuan and Mike Swift

Discord and Roblox, two lesser-known defendants in the sprawling nationwide litigation over social media safety for children and teenagers, are facing a growing number of lawsuits as Meta Platforms, Snap, TikT... (more story)

Brazil deepens probe into Discord as pressure over online crimes mounts August 13, 2026 | Henrique Santiago

Brazilian authorities have tightened their grip on Discord, a platform widely used by minors, amid allegations that it failed to comply with the country’s children's online safety act. The case gained prominen... (more story)

Supply chains, certification key to EU cyber law overhaul, lead lawmaker says August 12, 2026 | Júlia Tar

Stronger EU cybersecurity certification, tighter safeguards for critical technology supply chains and a larger operational role for the EU Agency for Cybersecurity should be in the focus of the bloc’s Cybersec... (more story)