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  1. Reform UK contract for 5.7 million small firms pledges to repeal GDPR: The policy paper would replace UK GDPR with New Zealand-style rules built on 13 principles instead of lawful bases. Would EU adequacy survive? ppc.land/reform-uk-contract-fo #GDPR #DataProtection #UKReform #SmallBusiness #PrivacyLaw

  2. Reform UK contract for 5.7 million small firms pledges to repeal GDPR: The policy paper would replace UK GDPR with New Zealand-style rules built on 13 principles instead of lawful bases. Would EU adequacy survive? ppc.land/reform-uk-contract-fo #GDPR #DataProtection #UKReform #SmallBusiness #PrivacyLaw

  3. Reform UK contract for 5.7 million small firms pledges to repeal GDPR: The policy paper would replace UK GDPR with New Zealand-style rules built on 13 principles instead of lawful bases. Would EU adequacy survive? ppc.land/reform-uk-contract-fo #GDPR #DataProtection #UKReform #SmallBusiness #PrivacyLaw

  4. Interesting jurisdictional wrinkle in the Christian Castro case out of Minnesota: a federal immigration officer facing both state and federal charges for the same shooting incident.

    Read more: steelefortress.com/kax100

    #LegalTech #PrivacyLaw #FamilyLaw #DataPrivacy #Custody

  5. Interesting jurisdictional wrinkle in the Christian Castro case out of Minnesota: a federal immigration officer facing both state and federal charges for the same shooting incident.

    Read more: steelefortress.com/kax100

    #LegalTech #PrivacyLaw #FamilyLaw #DataPrivacy #Custody

  6. FYI: 19 groups ask EU to re-insert the cookie banner fix Google lobbied out: Council stripped Article 88b on 18 June, leaving publishers and ad tech waiting on Parliament. Coalition wants signals binding per controller and per purpose. ppc.land/19-groups-ask-eu-to-r #Cookies #PrivacyLaw #DigitalAdvertising #EULaw #DataProtection

  7. FYI: 19 groups ask EU to re-insert the cookie banner fix Google lobbied out: Council stripped Article 88b on 18 June, leaving publishers and ad tech waiting on Parliament. Coalition wants signals binding per controller and per purpose. ppc.land/19-groups-ask-eu-to-r #Cookies #PrivacyLaw #DigitalAdvertising #EULaw #DataProtection

  8. FYI: 19 groups ask EU to re-insert the cookie banner fix Google lobbied out: Council stripped Article 88b on 18 June, leaving publishers and ad tech waiting on Parliament. Coalition wants signals binding per controller and per purpose. ppc.land/19-groups-ask-eu-to-r #Cookies #PrivacyLaw #DigitalAdvertising #EULaw #DataProtection

  9. FYI: Explaining HIPAA: HIPAA: the 1996 US law governing protected health information, which decides what health signals may legally reach an advertising platform, and on what terms. ppc.land/hipaa/ #HIPAA #HealthInformation #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #AdTech

  10. FYI: Explaining HIPAA: HIPAA: the 1996 US law governing protected health information, which decides what health signals may legally reach an advertising platform, and on what terms. ppc.land/hipaa/ #HIPAA #HealthInformation #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #AdTech

  11. FYI: Explaining HIPAA: HIPAA: the 1996 US law governing protected health information, which decides what health signals may legally reach an advertising platform, and on what terms. ppc.land/hipaa/ #HIPAA #HealthInformation #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #AdTech

  12. FYI: Explaining HIPAA: HIPAA: the 1996 US law governing protected health information, which decides what health signals may legally reach an advertising platform, and on what terms. ppc.land/hipaa/ #HIPAA #HealthInformation #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #AdTech

  13. Interesting to see Gilliland pushing colleagues on the crypto bill despite progressive pushback in her own party.

    Read more: steelefortress.com/zw27e6

    #DivorceAttorney #LegalTech #Custody #FamilyLaw #PrivacyLaw

  14. Interesting to see Gilliland pushing colleagues on the crypto bill despite progressive pushback in her own party.

    Read more: steelefortress.com/zw27e6

    #DivorceAttorney #LegalTech #Custody #FamilyLaw #PrivacyLaw

  15. FYI: Explaining opt-out signal: An opt-out signal is an automated browser message refusing the sale of personal data. How it travels through the ad chain, and where the law makes it binding. ppc.land/opt-out-signal/ #OptOutSignal #DataPrivacy #PersonalData #AdChain #PrivacyLaw

  16. FYI: Explaining opt-out signal: An opt-out signal is an automated browser message refusing the sale of personal data. How it travels through the ad chain, and where the law makes it binding. ppc.land/opt-out-signal/ #OptOutSignal #DataPrivacy #PersonalData #AdChain #PrivacyLaw

  17. FYI: Explaining opt-out signal: An opt-out signal is an automated browser message refusing the sale of personal data. How it travels through the ad chain, and where the law makes it binding. ppc.land/opt-out-signal/ #OptOutSignal #DataPrivacy #PersonalData #AdChain #PrivacyLaw

  18. ICYMI: Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  19. ICYMI: Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  20. ICYMI: Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  21. ICYMI: Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  22. ICYMI: Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  23. Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  24. Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  25. Explaining dark pattern: Dark pattern: interface design that steers people into choices they did not intend, now restricted by EU, Californian and Australian consumer and privacy law. ppc.land/dark-pattern/ #DarkPatterns #UserExperience #UXDesign #ConsumerRights #PrivacyLaw

  26. FYI: Explaining COPPA: COPPA: the 1998 US statute barring online services from collecting personal data from under-13s without verifiable parental consent, ad identifiers included. ppc.land/coppa/ #COPPA #PrivacyLaw #ChildSafety #DataProtection #OnlinePrivacy

  27. FYI: Explaining COPPA: COPPA: the 1998 US statute barring online services from collecting personal data from under-13s without verifiable parental consent, ad identifiers included. ppc.land/coppa/ #COPPA #PrivacyLaw #ChildSafety #DataProtection #OnlinePrivacy

  28. FYI: Explaining COPPA: COPPA: the 1998 US statute barring online services from collecting personal data from under-13s without verifiable parental consent, ad identifiers included. ppc.land/coppa/ #COPPA #PrivacyLaw #ChildSafety #DataProtection #OnlinePrivacy

  29. ICYMI: Explaining consent management platform: Consent management platform: the software that collects user permission for tracking, encodes it into a machine-readable signal, and gates ad revenue in Europe. ppc.land/consent-management-pl #ConsentManagement #DataPrivacy #UserConsent #AdTech #PrivacyLaw

  30. ICYMI: Explaining consent management platform: Consent management platform: the software that collects user permission for tracking, encodes it into a machine-readable signal, and gates ad revenue in Europe. ppc.land/consent-management-pl #ConsentManagement #DataPrivacy #UserConsent #AdTech #PrivacyLaw

  31. ICYMI: Explaining consent management platform: Consent management platform: the software that collects user permission for tracking, encodes it into a machine-readable signal, and gates ad revenue in Europe. ppc.land/consent-management-pl #ConsentManagement #DataPrivacy #UserConsent #AdTech #PrivacyLaw

  32. ICYMI: Explaining consent management platform: Consent management platform: the software that collects user permission for tracking, encodes it into a machine-readable signal, and gates ad revenue in Europe. ppc.land/consent-management-pl #ConsentManagement #DataPrivacy #UserConsent #AdTech #PrivacyLaw

  33. Dealing with a bank around sensitive topics?

    Mine has now refused to send me in writing the document they read over the phone and asked if I would agree with.

    Just a little bit shonky?

    The document they read over the phone grossly misrepresented a medical document IMO.

    Next I insist that all their communication with me must be in writing.

    Bankwest; a very sus bank. (With no physical branches.)

    Such customer service. /sarcasm

    #Australia #CorporateRegulation #PrivacyLaw #Shonky #Bankwest

  34. Dealing with a bank around sensitive topics?

    Mine has now refused to send me in writing the document they read over the phone and asked if I would agree with.

    Just a little bit shonky?

    The document they read over the phone grossly misrepresented a medical document IMO.

    Next I insist that all their communication with me must be in writing.

    Bankwest; a very sus bank. (With no physical branches.)

    Such customer service. /sarcasm

    #Australia #CorporateRegulation #PrivacyLaw #Shonky #Bankwest

  35. Dealing with a bank around sensitive topics?

    Mine has now refused to send me in writing the document they read over the phone and asked if I would agree with.

    Just a little bit shonky?

    The document they read over the phone grossly misrepresented a medical document IMO.

    Next I insist that all their communication with me must be in writing.

    Bankwest; a very sus bank. (With no physical branches.)

    Such customer service. /sarcasm

    #Australia #CorporateRegulation #PrivacyLaw #Shonky #Bankwest

  36. Dealing with a bank around sensitive topics?

    Mine has now refused to send me in writing the document they read over the phone and asked if I would agree with.

    Just a little bit shonky?

    The document they read over the phone grossly misrepresented a medical document IMO.

    Next I insist that all their communication with me must be in writing.

    Bankwest; a very sus bank. (With no physical branches.)

    Such customer service. /sarcasm

    #Australia #CorporateRegulation #PrivacyLaw #Shonky #Bankwest

  37. Dealing with a bank around sensitive topics?

    Mine has now refused to send me in writing the document they read over the phone and asked if I would agree with.

    Just a little bit shonky?

    The document they read over the phone grossly misrepresented a medical document IMO.

    Next I insist that all their communication with me must be in writing.

    Bankwest; a very sus bank. (With no physical branches.)

    Such customer service. /sarcasm

    #Australia #CorporateRegulation #PrivacyLaw #Shonky #Bankwest

  38. FYI: California lawmakers pass SB 690, cutting CIPA tracking lawsuits: Section 638.51 filings jumped from about 600 to nearly 4,000 since February 2025. Newsom now has until September 30 to sign, veto, or let the bill become law. ppc.land/california-lawmakers- #California #SB690 #CIPA #PrivacyLaw #TrackingLawsuits

  39. FYI: California lawmakers pass SB 690, cutting CIPA tracking lawsuits: Section 638.51 filings jumped from about 600 to nearly 4,000 since February 2025. Newsom now has until September 30 to sign, veto, or let the bill become law. ppc.land/california-lawmakers- #California #SB690 #CIPA #PrivacyLaw #TrackingLawsuits

  40. FYI: California lawmakers pass SB 690, cutting CIPA tracking lawsuits: Section 638.51 filings jumped from about 600 to nearly 4,000 since February 2025. Newsom now has until September 30 to sign, veto, or let the bill become law. ppc.land/california-lawmakers- #California #SB690 #CIPA #PrivacyLaw #TrackingLawsuits

  41. Explaining data broker: A data broker sells personal data about people it never deals with directly. How its segments reach a bid request, what they cost, and which laws now bite. ppc.land/data-broker/ #DataBroker #PersonalData #PrivacyLaw #DataPrivacy #BidRequest

  42. Explaining data broker: A data broker sells personal data about people it never deals with directly. How its segments reach a bid request, what they cost, and which laws now bite. ppc.land/data-broker/ #DataBroker #PersonalData #PrivacyLaw #DataPrivacy #BidRequest

  43. Explaining data broker: A data broker sells personal data about people it never deals with directly. How its segments reach a bid request, what they cost, and which laws now bite. ppc.land/data-broker/ #DataBroker #PersonalData #PrivacyLaw #DataPrivacy #BidRequest

  44. FYI: Explaining consumer: Consumer means a natural person acting outside a trade or business, but advertising law, privacy statutes and media measurement each define it differently. ppc.land/consumer/ #ConsumerRights #ConsumerProtection #AdvertisingLaw #PrivacyLaw #BusinessEthics

  45. FYI: Explaining consumer: Consumer means a natural person acting outside a trade or business, but advertising law, privacy statutes and media measurement each define it differently. ppc.land/consumer/ #ConsumerRights #ConsumerProtection #AdvertisingLaw #PrivacyLaw #BusinessEthics

  46. FYI: Explaining consumer: Consumer means a natural person acting outside a trade or business, but advertising law, privacy statutes and media measurement each define it differently. ppc.land/consumer/ #ConsumerRights #ConsumerProtection #AdvertisingLaw #PrivacyLaw #BusinessEthics

  47. Finally, the draft of PP No. 33 year 2026 has been dropped.

    What is this about sir?

    implementation Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) after nearly three years since the last public draft.

    The regulation differs from the 2023 draft in two main ways:

    - More flexibility: Detailed audit requirements—particularly for processor audits—have been scaled back, allowing organizations to use more risk-based compliance approaches while still supervising parties involved in data processing.

    - Stricter, clearer limits: CCTV use in public places and public service facilities is expressly limited to purposes such as security, disaster prevention, and traffic management. Cameras generally should not be used to identify individuals, except in specified law-enforcement situations.

    Companies should reassess compliance programs developed under the 2023 draft, especially their use of CCTV, facial recognition, visual analytics, and audit controls. The next anticipated development is a Presidential Regulation establishing the national data protection authority.

    Source: Santun Gunadi

    cc @safenet for further studies

    @indonesia

    Full file:
    media.licdn.com/dms/document/m

    #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #privacylaw #indonesia #UUPDP #indonesiaNews

  48. Finally, the draft of PP No. 33 year 2026 has been dropped.

    What is this about sir?

    implementation Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) after nearly three years since the last public draft.

    The regulation differs from the 2023 draft in two main ways:

    - More flexibility: Detailed audit requirements—particularly for processor audits—have been scaled back, allowing organizations to use more risk-based compliance approaches while still supervising parties involved in data processing.

    - Stricter, clearer limits: CCTV use in public places and public service facilities is expressly limited to purposes such as security, disaster prevention, and traffic management. Cameras generally should not be used to identify individuals, except in specified law-enforcement situations.

    Companies should reassess compliance programs developed under the 2023 draft, especially their use of CCTV, facial recognition, visual analytics, and audit controls. The next anticipated development is a Presidential Regulation establishing the national data protection authority.

    Source: Santun Gunadi

    cc @safenet for further studies

    @indonesia

    Full file:
    media.licdn.com/dms/document/m

    Web version:
    pppdp2026.karsa-siber.com/

    #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #privacylaw #indonesia #UUPDP #indonesiaNews

  49. Finally, the draft of PP No. 33 year 2026 has been dropped.

    What is this about sir?

    implementation Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) after nearly three years since the last public draft.

    The regulation differs from the 2023 draft in two main ways:

    - More flexibility: Detailed audit requirements—particularly for processor audits—have been scaled back, allowing organizations to use more risk-based compliance approaches while still supervising parties involved in data processing.

    - Stricter, clearer limits: CCTV use in public places and public service facilities is expressly limited to purposes such as security, disaster prevention, and traffic management. Cameras generally should not be used to identify individuals, except in specified law-enforcement situations.

    Companies should reassess compliance programs developed under the 2023 draft, especially their use of CCTV, facial recognition, visual analytics, and audit controls. The next anticipated development is a Presidential Regulation establishing the national data protection authority.

    Source: Santun Gunadi

    cc @safenet for further studies

    @indonesia

    Full file:
    media.licdn.com/dms/document/m

    Web version:
    pppdp2026.karsa-siber.com/

    #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #privacylaw #indonesia #UUPDP #indonesiaNews

  50. Finally, the draft of PP No. 33 year 2026 has been dropped.

    What is this about sir?

    implementation Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) after nearly three years since the last public draft.

    The regulation differs from the 2023 draft in two main ways:

    - More flexibility: Detailed audit requirements—particularly for processor audits—have been scaled back, allowing organizations to use more risk-based compliance approaches while still supervising parties involved in data processing.

    - Stricter, clearer limits: CCTV use in public places and public service facilities is expressly limited to purposes such as security, disaster prevention, and traffic management. Cameras generally should not be used to identify individuals, except in specified law-enforcement situations.

    Companies should reassess compliance programs developed under the 2023 draft, especially their use of CCTV, facial recognition, visual analytics, and audit controls. The next anticipated development is a Presidential Regulation establishing the national data protection authority.

    Source: Santun Gunadi

    cc @safenet for further studies

    @indonesia

    Full file:
    media.licdn.com/dms/document/m

    Web version:
    pppdp2026.karsa-siber.com/

    #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #privacylaw #indonesia #UUPDP #indonesiaNews

  51. Finally, the draft of PP No. 33 year 2026 has been dropped.

    What is this about sir?

    implementation Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) after nearly three years since the last public draft.

    The regulation differs from the 2023 draft in two main ways:

    - More flexibility: Detailed audit requirements—particularly for processor audits—have been scaled back, allowing organizations to use more risk-based compliance approaches while still supervising parties involved in data processing.

    - Stricter, clearer limits: CCTV use in public places and public service facilities is expressly limited to purposes such as security, disaster prevention, and traffic management. Cameras generally should not be used to identify individuals, except in specified law-enforcement situations.

    Companies should reassess compliance programs developed under the 2023 draft, especially their use of CCTV, facial recognition, visual analytics, and audit controls. The next anticipated development is a Presidential Regulation establishing the national data protection authority.

    Source: Santun Gunadi

    cc @safenet for further studies

    @indonesia

    Full file:
    media.licdn.com/dms/document/m

    #cybersecurity #infosec #privacy #privacylaw #indonesia #UUPDP #indonesiaNews

  52. Interesting overlap here for family law practitioners: wearable data like Our ring sleep metrics increasingly shows up in custody and divorce proceedings as "objective" evidence of a parent's health, stress, or...

    Read more: steelefortress.com/5fz6t0

    #PrivacyLaw #FamilyCourt #DataPrivacy

  53. Interesting overlap here for family law practitioners: wearable data like Our ring sleep metrics increasingly shows up in custody and divorce proceedings as "objective" evidence of a parent's health, stress, or...

    Read more: steelefortress.com/5fz6t0

    #PrivacyLaw #FamilyCourt #DataPrivacy