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In this episode of 'The Privacy Corner', Robert Bateman discusses the week's top three privacy developments. He talks about the California Privacy Protection Agency winning an appeal which makes its CPRA regulations enforceable. Also, he discusses the priorities set out by the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) for enforcement up to 2024, which includes investigations related to the Olympic and Paralympic games, minors' data, and loyalty programs. Lastly, he describes a warning by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to companies about training their AI models on users. These developments imply a need for businesses to understand and comply with the implications of changing privacy regulations, especially in terms of AI usage and data protection.

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Stay informed about the ever-evolving landscape of privacy with Robert Bateman in this episode of Privacy Corner. This week, he delves into key developments, including the UK government's approach to AI regulation, the Federal Trade Commission's case against data broker Cochava, and the recent report from the Connecticut Attorney General regarding the state's new data privacy act.

00:00 Introduction
00:15 UK's New Approach to AI Regulation
06:12 FTC vs Data Broker Cochava
09:53 Connecticut's Data Privacy Act Enforcement
12:36 Conclusion

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In this week's Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman discusses three major privacy developments. The Italian regulator Garante contesting Chat GPT's GDPR compliance; Google's plan to incorporate its large language model 'Bard' into its messaging app, potentially raising e-privacy issues; and the ICO's update on its cookie sweep and the development of an AI tool to identify cookie violations. The video also delves into the history of OpenAI's allegations, the repercussions of Google's plan, and the ICO's interaction with non-compliant websites.

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In this episode of The Privacy Corner, the first highlight is the French DPA's hefty fine on Amazon over its intrusive employee monitoring program. Up next is the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) stern action against data broker, InMarket, for mishandling sensitive location data. The episode concludes with useful guidance from the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) on universal opt-out signals. 

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In this episode of Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman discusses three prominent privacy news developments of the week - EDPB's concluded coordinated enforcement action looking at Data Protection Officers across the EU, France's fine of 10 million euros to Yahoo for cookie violations, and the Spanish Data Protection Authority's (AEPD) view of cookies and requirements for consent. He ends by emphasizing the importance of having a data protection officer, providing them necessary resources and insights into AEPD's guidance on audience measurement cookies.

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In this episode of The Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman discusses the latest updates in privacy laws within the U.S. These include details of Vermont's My Health, My Data Act, the effects of Utah's Consumer Privacy Act and finally, the universal opt-out mechanism defined by the Colorado Privacy Act. Bateman also mentions the upcoming Bridge Summit by Privado AI taking place on Data Privacy Day. Tune in for a detailed look at these critical privacy developments and more.

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The FTC is set to enhance children's online privacy with proposed changes to the COPPA Rule, aiming to strengthen safeguards against data misuse and increase parental control. - In a landmark decision, a retailer faces the FTC's order to delete its biometric database, highlighting the growing concerns and regulatory actions on biometric data privacy. - Google's new age-estimation face-scanning tool gains momentum with a UK certification, indicating a significant step in age verification technology and its acceptance in regulatory frameworks.

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In this week's Privacy Corner, Robert Bateman presents his top three privacy stories, sponsored by Privado AI. He dives into the implications of a recent CGEU case, where the Lithuanian health ministry and a mobile app developer face fines due to GDPR violations for a COVID-19 contact tracing app. A lawsuit against Meta blends privacy and competition arguments, questioning the link between data protection and competition law. Lastly, Google and Apple have been reportedly handing over user data related to push notifications to government agencies globally. Tune in for these deep dives and more about the world of data privacy.

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In this episode of Privacy Corner, Robert talks about key privacy-related news going on globally. He dives into the Court of Justice of the EU's latest judgement, the EU's upcoming AI Act, and the lawsuit Adobe is facing for allegedly tracking without consent. He also briefly describes EU's law-making process, explains implications of the latest privacy rulings, and highlights the upcoming Bridge Summit sponsored by Provado AI. Learn about these issues and more in this detailed and comprehensive coverage of privacy-related matters around the world.

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In this episode of The Privacy Corner, we go over the UK's introduction of 124 pages of amendments to its data protection reforms, potential implications, and concerns from some quarters. The new draft regulations from the California Privacy Protection Agency regarding automated decision-making and AI. And examine complaints raised against Meta due to its new consent-or-pay model, including both data protection and consumer protection complaints.