An Act to Regulate Employer Surveillance to Protect Workers
Regulates employer electronic surveillance of employees to protect workers.
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Regulates employer electronic surveillance of employees to protect workers.
Regulations that give consumers rights to access and opt out of businesses' use of automated decisionmaking technology and require certain businesses to conduct risk assessments and annual cybersecurity audits.
Amends the Cybersecurity Law to add a provision supporting AI research, infrastructure, ethics and risk monitoring, raise fines for network security violations, and align liability with the Data Security Law and Personal Information Protection Law.
Sets a statutory framework for collecting, processing and transferring personal data in Viet Nam, replacing Decree 13/2023/ND-CP as the main personal data protection rule.
Requires digital platforms and internet service providers operating in or targeting the UAE to protect users under 18, including age verification, parental consent for data collection from children under 13, privacy-by-default settings and blocking children's access to online gambling.
Adds harmonised procedural rules for how national data protection authorities cooperate and handle complaints in cross-border GDPR cases.
Sets out the certification route for transferring personal information out of China, including which handlers may use it, the certification bodies and process, and supervision of certified transfers.
Would have required consent before processing health information, given individuals access and deletion rights, and restricted sales of health data.
Updates the General Assembly's call for a human rights based approach to the design, development, deployment and use of digital technologies, including artificial intelligence.
The Global Digital Compact, annexed to the Pact for the Future, sets shared objectives on closing digital divides, an inclusive and safe digital space, data governance and international AI governance, including the decision to create a scientific panel and global dialogue on AI.
House version of COPPA 2.0 extending online privacy protections to teens.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
Replaces Mexico's 2010 private-sector data protection law and moves its oversight from the dissolved INAI to the Secretaria Anticorrupcion y Buen Gobierno.
Replaces the 2017 general law governing personal data held by public authorities and other obligated subjects, following the dissolution of INAI.
Sets rules for processing digital personal data, including consent, duties of data fiduciaries, rights of data principals and a Data Protection Board with power to impose penalties.
Implements the DPDP Act 2023 with rules on notice, consent managers, security safeguards, breach intimation, children's data and the Data Protection Board, phased in over 18 months.
Amends Taiwan's Personal Data Protection Act to make the new Personal Data Protection Commission the competent authority, require breach notification and reporting, mandate data protection officers in public agencies and create an inspection regime for government bodies.
A UNESCO standard-setting recommendation, mandated by the 42nd General Conference in November 2023, that gives Member States shared values, principles and concrete policy actions for the ethical development and use of neurotechnology.
Implementing rules for Law No. 151 of 2020 that set out licensing and permit procedures, controls and standards for processing personal data, and breach notification to the Personal Data Protection Center within 72 hours.
Egypt's comprehensive data protection law regulating electronic processing of personal data, requiring licences for controllers and processors, and creating the Personal Data Protection Center as regulator.
Requires operating system providers to collect a user's age at account setup and send an age bracket signal to app stores and developers, beginning January 1, 2027.
Requires political advertisements to be labelled with sponsor and funding information, creates an EU repository of online political ads, and restricts targeting and ad delivery techniques that use personal data.
Commission guidelines under Article 28 of the Digital Services Act setting out measures online platforms accessible to minors should take to ensure a high level of privacy, safety and security, including age assurance methods and protections against grooming, harmful content and exploitative commercial practices.
Requires web browsers to include a consumer setting that sends an opt-out preference signal to businesses, beginning January 1, 2027.
Requires data brokers registering with the California Privacy Protection Agency to disclose more of the personal information they collect, such as government ID numbers, login information and citizenship data.
Amends the Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act by lowering applicability thresholds, adding protections for minors' data and expanding attorney general enforcement.
Amends Montana privacy law to cover neurotechnology data alongside biometric and genetic data, requiring consent and limiting disclosure.
Omnibus government bill on border security and related security measures, including new search and information access powers, which remains at second reading while related border measures were enacted separately in Bill C-12.
Limits when credit reporting agencies may sell consumer credit reports as mortgage trigger leads to third parties.
Court of Justice judgment holding that pseudonymised data are not in all cases and for every person personal data, since pseudonymisation may prevent recipients other than the controller from identifying the data subject, and setting aside the General Court's ruling in T-557/20.
Bars exemplary damages in data breach lawsuits against businesses with fewer than 250 employees that maintained a qualifying cybersecurity program.
Sets electronic health record requirements, including storage of records in the United States, and allows practitioners to use AI for diagnostic recommendations only if they review AI-generated records and disclose the use to patients.
Bars covered facilities and companies from using genome sequencers or software produced by foreign adversaries and from storing Texans' genome sequencing data in foreign adversary countries, with civil penalties and a private right of action.
Updates the notice that data brokers must post on their websites and include with their Texas registration statements.
Broadens the definition of data broker to any business that collects, processes or transfers personal data it did not collect directly from the individual, removing the principal-revenue test from the 2023 law.
Sets rules under the LGPD for international transfers of personal data and approves standard contractual clauses that controllers using contractual clauses must adopt.
Comprehensively amends Israel's Privacy Protection Law, updating core definitions, narrowing database registration duties, requiring privacy officers for certain bodies and giving the Privacy Protection Authority administrative enforcement powers including financial sanctions.
Requires digital service providers to register users' ages, obtain parental consent for minors, limit collection of minors' data and mitigate harms to minors, and adds morphed images of children to the child exploitation crime.
Omnibus commerce and cannabis bill that enacted the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (Minn. Stat. chapter 325O), giving consumers rights to access, correct, delete and port their personal data, opt out of targeted advertising, sale and profiling, and question the result of significant profiling decisions, enforced by the attorney general.
Would bar the Federal Reserve from offering accounts or products directly to individuals or issuing a central bank digital currency.
Amends the Mexican Constitution to eliminate several autonomous bodies, including the transparency and data protection institute INAI and the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), transferring their functions to government agencies.
Creates a voluntary state-run online identity system that issues citizens a network ID number and network certificate so they can verify their identity to platforms without handing over ID card details, while platforms must keep other verification options.
Human Rights Council resolution calling for a holistic approach to the human rights impacts of new and emerging digital technologies and for national digital legislation to comply with international human rights law.
Totally revised Swiss data protection act governing processing of personal data by private persons and federal bodies, aligned more closely with European standards.
Requires app stores to verify users ages and obtain parental consent for minors, and sets related duties for app developers.
Omnibus act that amends the Connecticut Data Privacy Act and adds rules for social media platforms, online services, gaming and consumer contracts.
Amends the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act to bar controllers from selling precise geolocation data and the personal data of consumers under 16.
Would have required social media platforms to decrypt end-to-end encrypted messages under a warrant and let parents view all messages on a minor's account.
Requires online services likely to be accessed by minors to meet a minimum duty of care, set high-privacy defaults for minors and avoid design features that drive compulsive use.
Would create a comprehensive Personal Data Privacy Act governing how businesses collect and process consumer personal data.