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Audit Finds Google, Meta and Microsoft Often Ignore California Opt-Out Signals

The findings put pressure on California enforcers to turn a legal right into code that works.

Meta’s Smart Glasses Face U.S. Class Action and U.K. Inquiry Over Human Review of Sensitive Videos

Ericsson Discloses Third-Party Breach Exposing 15,661 People After Vendor Vishing Attack

Cloud Imperium Reveals January Breach Exposing Basic Account Data After Six Weeks

Coupang Says 165,000 More Accounts Exposed in Breach as U.S. Class Action Filed

California Launches DROP, a One-Stop Data-Deletion Tool for Residents

Mexico Confirms 145 Pilot Sites for Biometric CURP as Nationwide Rollout Nears

700Credit Breach Exposes Data of 5.8 Million After Third-Party API Exploit

INE Panel Backs Six-Month Extension for 2025 Voter IDs Through Coahuila’s June 7, 2026 Vote

700Credit Breach Exposes 5.6 Million SSNs as Notifications Reach Recent Car Buyers

Sotheby’s Confirms July Data Theft Involved Employee SSNs and Financial Info

Germany’s Big Brother Awards Target Dobrindt, Google and TikTok Over Surveillance and Data Practices

NSW Confirms ChatGPT Data Breach Affecting Up to 3,000 Flood Program Applicants

Tea App and Its Copycat Exposed by Security Flaws as Federal Lawsuit Proceeds

Cologne Court Rules German Government Can Keep Facebook Fan Page

Meta pauses Android localhost tracking after researchers expose privacy breach

Nova Scotia Power Executives Testify on Cyberattack That Exposed 280,000 Customers’ Data

Privacy commissioner probes Nova Scotia Power over theft of 280,000 customer records

UChicago Medicine Cuts Ties With Vendor After Potential Exposure of 38,000 Patient Records

Meta Users Face Final Day to Opt Out of AI Data Use