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  1. The ICO’s 2026 guidance makes clear that UK tracking compliance reaches well beyond traditional cookies, with regulators focusing on a broader range of storage and access technologies: #DataPrivacy #UK #CookieCompliance #AdTech

    zwillgen.com/eu-uk/ico-cookie-

  2. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Rachel Miller explains how the surge in AI investment is forcing technology and data companies to rethink their commercial contracts.

    zwillgen.com/publication/how-c

  3. The EU’s age-verification app may be technically ready, but the compliance picture for online providers in Europe is anything but settled. We examine why the new tool is only part of the story:
    #DigitalServicesAct #AgeVerification #OnlineSafety #EU

    zwillgen.com/privacy/eus-age-v

  4. The EU’s age-verification app may be technically ready, but the compliance picture for online providers in Europe is anything but settled. We examine why the new tool is only part of the story:

    zwillgen.com/privacy/eus-age-v

  5. Prediction markets are at a turning point.

    The CFTC just issued new guidance on event contracts, including sports-related markets. Days later, Arizona brought criminal charges against Kalshi, adding another layer to an already complex legal landscape.

    The bigger picture: growing tension between federal and state authorities and real questions about how these markets will be regulated going forward.

    We break it all down in our latest post.
    #CFTC #SportsBetting
    zwillgen.com/gaming/cftc-looks

  6. After months of ambiguity, new remarks from CFTC Chair Michael Selig signal a decisive federal turn on event contracts that will reshape the regulatory landscape. We cover the announced plan in our blog by Ben MacLean and Marc Zwillinger:

    #PredictionMarkets #EventContracts #CFTC
    zwillgen.com/gaming/cftc-signa

  7. California’s AG just secured a $2.75M CCPA settlement—the largest to date—sending a clear message that opt-outs must work across devices, brands, and services tied to a user’s account. We discuss the settlement and its broader implications for companies in our blog:

    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/cali

  8. California’s AG just secured a $2.75M CCPA settlement—the largest to date—sending a clear message that opt-outs must work across devices, brands, and services tied to a user’s account. We discuss the settlement and its broader implications for companies in our blog:

    #CCPA #California

    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/cali

  9. With Maine legalizing online casino gaming and Virginia advancing similar legislation, states may be rethinking their approach to iGaming regulation as sweepstakes casino enforcement and prediction markets reshape the landscape. #iGaming #PredictionMarkets 

    zwillgen.com/gaming/the-igamin

  10. Cookie banners were meant to help mitigate certain litigation risk, but they are now drawing a new wave of lawsuits. We discuss the lawsuits targeting banners and preference tools:

    #litigation #privacy #CIPA #California

    zwillgen.com/litigation/no-goo

  11. CPPA settles with Honda over alleged CCPA violations, imposing a $632,500 fine and requiring changes to opt-out processes, cookie management, and vendor contracts. View a full breakdown of the settlement in our new blog post: #Privacy #CCPA #CPPA zwillgen.com/privacy/cppa-sett

  12. New #CPPA regulations could redefine 'data brokers' under California law, impacting a broader range of businesses. Learn what this means for your company in our latest blog post: #Privacy #Compliance

    zwillgen.com/privacy/you-might

  13. The FTC is revisiting Negative Option Rulemaking, and while this new ANPRM does not change compliance obligations today, it signals that broader subscription and auto-renewal requirements may still be on the horizon. For businesses that rely on recurring revenue models, consider weighing in before comments close on April 13.

    #FTC #AutoRenewal #Subscriptions 

    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/ftc-

  14. A wave of CIPA Section 638.51 lawsuits has put online businesses under growing pressure, with plaintiffs targeting routine website technologies. We discuss key appellate decisions that are now pending and how they could impact litigation risk for online businesses:

    #CIPA #PrivacyLitigation #DataPrivacy #CaliforniaPrivacy #Compliance

    zwillgen.com/litigation/appeal

  15. A federal judge allows a class action against Google over its #AI customer service tool to proceed. Learn more about each of Google’s four rejected defenses to the alleged #privacy violations & their implications in our new blog post: #CIPA
    zwillgen.com/privacy/federal-j

  16. The Supreme Court will hear Salazar v. Paramount Global, a case poised to resolve a circuit split on whether email newsletter subscribers qualify as “consumers” under the VPPA.

    #Litigation #VPPA #AdTech
    zwillgen.com/litigation/suprem

  17. Two new court rulings narrow the scope of VPPA PII. For what this means for Pixel users and more, read our latest blog post: #VPPA #privacy #adtech zwillgen.com/litigation/vppa-g

  18. The CJEU’s Brillen Rottler decision offers a notable clarification for organizations dealing with potentially abusive DSARs. We cover the decision in our latest blog post:

    #Privacy #DSAR #EU #UK

    zwillgen.com/eu-uk/dsar-abuse-

  19. Model Context Protocol servers are changing the AI governance conversation fast. In our latest blog, we break down why connecting AI tools to internal systems can create significant legal, privacy, and operational risks and the guardrails organizations should consider having in place before moving forward.
    zwillgen.com/artificial-intell

  20. Model Context Protocol servers are changing the AI governance conversation fast. In our latest blog, we break down why connecting AI tools to internal systems can create significant legal, privacy, and operational risks and the guardrails organizations should consider having in place before moving forward. #AIGovernance #DataPrivacy #AICompliance #EnterpriseAI #Cybersecurity
    zwillgen.com/artificial-intell

  21. Model Context Protocol servers are changing the AI governance conversation fast. In our latest blog, we break down why connecting AI tools to internal systems can create significant legal, privacy, and operational risks and the guardrails organizations should consider having in place before moving forward. #AIGovernance #DataPrivacy #AICompliance #EnterpriseAI #Cybersecurity
    zwillgen.com/artificial-intell

  22. A U.S. District Court ruled that the Interstate #Horseracing Act preempts Michigan's requirement for out-of-state #ADW operators to partner with in-state entities. Learn how this reshapes state control over off-track wagering in our new blog post:
    zwillgen.com/fantasy-sports/no

  23. A recent federal court ruling in California provides guidance on when cease-and-desist letters can be used to revoke access to public websites. Read about the implications of this decision in our latest blog post by Ahmed Eissa and Stacey Brandenburg. #CFAA #DataPrivacy #InternetSecurity 

zwillgen.com/alternative-data/

  24. This week, the #FTC issued its Amendments to the Negative Option Rule. If you offer #subscriptions, memberships, or auto-renewing contracts, take note. Here is our breakdown of the detailed consent, disclosure, and cancellation requirements: #ClickToCancel
    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/ftc-

  25. A wave of CIPA Section 638.51 lawsuits has put online businesses under growing pressure, with plaintiffs targeting routine website technologies. We discuss key appellate decisions that are now pending and how they could impact litigation risk for online businesses:

    zwillgen.com/litigation/appeal

  26. Massachusetts finalized new regulations for auto-renewing subscriptions and “junk fees”, going beyond the requirements of other state laws. View the highlights of the new obligations in our latest blog post: #AutoRenewal #JunkFees #Subscriptions

    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/mass

  27. Companies that have paused their Age-Appropriate Design Code compliance efforts will have to pick the pen back up. South Carolina enacts an immediately effective AADC and California's Ninth Circuit vacated, in part, the injunction against the CA AADC.

    #AADC #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/privacy/south-car

  28. Texas AG makes major move in #biometricdata #privacy, obtaining a $1.4B settlement in its suit against Meta for alleged #CUBI violations. Learn about the suit – & Meta’s settlement terms addressing future actions by the Texas AG here:
    zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/dont

  29. California’s AB 831 targets dual-currency “sweepstakes casinos” and extends liability to supporting vendors. Our latest blog covers how this law fits into the broader shift in social gaming compliance: #GamingLaw #Compliance #California #Sweepstakes
    zwillgen.com/gaming/california