Updates
UK’s Data Protection Bill sparks controversy
Critics are strongly opposed to the UK’s proposed Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (DPDI), particularly its provisions regarding bank account monitoring for benefit recipients and changes to biometric data oversight.
Brazilian court demands answers from X over alleged non-compliance
In a move that underscores growing concerns over digital oversight, Brazil’s Supreme Court has issued a direct challenge to social media platform X, demanding answers regarding its alleged failure to comply with court directives.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance faces class-action lawsuit in Canada
The lawsuit claims that Binance sold crypto derivative products without registration, in violation of the Ontario Securities Act. The plaintiffs are seeking damages and the rescission of unlawful trades
North Korean hackers target South Korean defence firms
In a relentless campaign spanning over a year, North Korean hackers have set their sights on South Korean defence firms, breaching internal networks and plundering vital technical data.
EU threatens TikTok Lite suspension over mental health concerns
TikTok has been given a deadline to provide a risk assessment report and other requested information to avoid the suspension.
Japan to launch new international AI dialogue framework
The framework’s non-binding nature seeks to promote global adherence and a cooperative approach to AI governance that can adapt to the evolving technological landscape.
Kyrgyzstan blocks TikTok over child protection concerns
This move reflects Kyrgyzstan’s tightening control over media and civil society. Despite being relatively open, recent actions signal a shift towards state regulation.
Meta spokesperson sentenced to six years in Russia
Meta Platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, are considered extremist organisations in Russia and have been banned in the country since 2022.
UK draft report questions Google’s Privacy Sandbox
Critics question Google’s Privacy Sandbox’s ability to balance privacy and targeted advertising effectively.
Google blocks news links in California amid legislative battle
This decision, labeled as a “short-term test” by Google, has drawn criticism from politicians and publishers, who argue it undermines the free flow of information.
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