Cookies are toast; act now to get ahead of the game
Google’s recent delay on the deprecation of third-party cookies in Chrome may elicit a sigh of relief from some marketers,…
data protection
Labour to force tech giants to cough up for online scams
The Labour Party has vowed to force tech giants to contribute to the costs of fighting online fraud amid plans…
Mass GDPR complaints force Meta to pause AI data grab
Austrian privacy campaigner Max Schrems has secured yet another victory against Facebook owner Meta, after the tech giant has paused…
Labour vows to put tech and AI at the heart of economy
The Labour Party has pledged to put technology at the heart of its missions and unblock tech barriers to restart…
Tories ditch new data reforms Bill in election manifesto
The Conservative Party appears to have abandoned reprising the UK’s data protection reforms if it forms the next Government, with…
UK and Canada join forces to probe 23andMe breach
The UK and Canadian data regulators are joining forces to launch an investigation into the October 2023 data breach at…
Meta’s mega AI data grab sparks mass GDPR complaint
Meta’s plans to exploit years of personal posts, private images or online tracking data on its sites to build a…
DMA calls on main parties to prioritise data, tech and AI
The DMA is determined that the Government’s data reforms do not sink without trace and is calling on the next…
GDPR six years on: Is the EU law still fit for purpose?
GDPR might be six years old, but those four letters are still enough to strike fear into many people working…
Cheers and boos as data reforms Bill ends up in the bin
The Government’s failure to include the Data Protection & Digital Information Bill (No2) into its “wash up” process, which fast-tracks…