The Algorithm Suspended the Driver. The Regulator Called It an €825 Million GDPR Violation.

A €824.99 million Dutch GDPR fine against Uber turns meaningful human review from an AI-governance slogan into an operational control.

A €824.99 million Dutch GDPR fine against Uber turns meaningful human review from an AI-governance slogan into an operational control.

Alabama has subpoenaed OpenAI over the Hugging Face agent incident, testing whether an AI containment failure can become a consumer-protection case.

The EU e-Evidence Regulation makes cross-border data orders an eight-hour operational challenge for service providers, not merely a legal process.

China’s new rules for network-data security risk assessments took effect on 20 August 2026. For organisations that process data in China, the important change is not simply another assessment obligation. The result may now have to leave the security team,…

A new White House programme will let vetted U.S. security companies conduct surveillance and disruptive operations against foreign cybercrime groups under federal direction. It is a significant expansion of private-sector offensive capability, but the memorandum’s legal guardrails leave difficult questions about attribution, accountability and escalation.

CRA Article 14 reporting is now operational. ENISA's portal has no API, and its 72-hour display can run early, so manufacturers must calculate legal deadlines independently from the awareness timestamp.

The European Union delayed major requirements for high-risk AI systems. It did not delay the transparency rules that already determine whether a chatbot must identify itself, whether synthetic output needs a machine-readable mark, and whether deepfakes or certain public-interest text…

The usbliter8 exploit exposed an immutable Apple SecureROM flaw. A court order removed the original research, but it could not remove the vulnerability or copies already distributed.

The Gambia has assented to a modern privacy framework covering extraterritorial processing, data rights, security, breaches and transfers.

Kenya expanded its cybercrime law in 2025, then saw the High Court invalidate administrative website blocking and a vague speech offence in 2026.