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The UK Court of Appeal has refused to overturn an earlier dismissal of a class-action style privacy damages case against Google, citing challenges in demonstrating a common interest among claimants.
Gravy Analytics and Mobilewalla settle with FTC, agreeing to delete historic data and cease collection of sensitive location information on millions of Americans
WhatsApp resolves a bug in its 'View Once' feature, which allowed malicious users to save private pictures and videos meant to be viewed only once and then disappear.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, new Acting Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, halts rulemaking, potentially allowing data brokers to continue selling sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers.
WhatsApp informs Italian journalist Francesco Cancellato that his device was targeted by spyware, allegedly made by Israeli company Paragon Solutions, sparking concerns over surveillance and privacy.
A new lawsuit alleges that the Trump administration breached federal privacy law by granting Elon Musk's DOGE access to sensitive information on millions of government workers.
The European Commission has withdrawn its proposal for a new ePrivacy Regulation, citing a lack of agreement among co-legislators, despite years of effort to update online tracking rules.
Elon Musk's DOGE team requests full access to IRS's sensitive taxpayer data, sparking concerns over privacy and potential misuse of information.
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