NOVEMBER 2025 ISSUE NO. 287 |
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International
- Seventy-two
UN Member States, along with the EU, have signed a new
convention aimed at combating cybercrime.
- Global
Privacy Enforcement Network will conduct a privacy
sweep focused on protecting children’s data.
- European
Data Protection Board has adopted its opinion on the draft adequacy decision
for Brazil.
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EMEA
- Swiss Federal Council has launched consultation on communication platforms and search engines regulation.
- UK ICO has opened consultation
on enforcement procedural guidance.
- CNIL has released a survey
exploring public readiness to pay for online services without targeted
advertising.
- European Commission has adopted new rules
under the Digital Services Act (DSA), granting researchers access to large
online platforms’ data.
- Finland’s
Data Protection Ombudsman has fined Aktia Bank
EUR 865,000 for inadequate security measures in its electronic identification
service.
- Swedish DPA
to investigate on IT
company for data breach of 1.5M people.
- EU
may delay parts of AI Act under pressure from U.S. and big tech.
- EU
think tank proposal to establish a new EU tech enforcement agency.
- Hungary
has officially enacted its national AI law.
- Germany’s
Federal Data Protection Commissioner has approved the first consent manager
under the Consent Management Ordinance.
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Americas
- Texas Attorney General has finalized a USD 1.3 billion settlement with Google over privacy violations.
- EPIC has urged the FTC to block Meta’s plan to use chatbot data for targeted
advertising
- Attorney General has released the 2025 enforcement report under the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act.
- Final phase of compliance with amendments to
the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation has come into effect.
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APAC
- New
Zealand’s Biometric Privacy Code governing new processing activities is now in force.
- The
Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has released 2024-2025 annual
report.
- National People’s Congress of China has passed amendments to the Cybersecurity Law.
- Vietnam
has introduced a National Data Architecture Framework.
- India’s
Ministry of Electronics and IT unveiled AI governance guidelines.
- China
CAC's has published Q&A on new regulations for cross-border data flows.
- Singapore’s
Cybersecurity Amendment Act has entered into force.
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