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21 votes
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AI might not be coming for lawyers’ jobs anytime soon
7 votes -
Dissecting bad internet bills with a digital rights advocate: KOSA, SCREEN Act, Section 230 repeal
9 votes -
Proposed amendments to Denmark's laws on copyright and broadcasting would see VPNs limited for common uses under changes to combat access to illegal streaming services
33 votes -
How Europe is gearing up to follow Australia's teen social media ban
29 votes -
Danish man convicted of sharing nude scenes from copyrighted films and TV series on the social media site Reddit
23 votes -
Denmark eyes new law to protect citizens from AI deepfakes – if enacted, Danes would get the copyright over their own likeness
21 votes -
California lets residents opt-out of a ton of data collection on the web
22 votes -
Denmark plans social media ban for under-15s – PM Mette Frederiksen links social media use to anxiety, depression and lack of concentration
45 votes -
Cory Doctorow: Tech-like apps can obfuscate what’s really going on, sloshing a coat of complexity over a business that allows its owners to claim that they’re not breaking the law
39 votes -
Sweden's health minister has urged the EU to push ahead with social media restrictions for kids while insisting it be treated as a pressing matter
28 votes -
Bluesky will comply with age verification laws in South Dakota and Wyoming after exiting Mississippi
18 votes -
Bluesky will block Mississippi IP addresses in response to its age assurance law
50 votes -
US Supreme Court allows Mississippi social media age verification law to go into effect
25 votes -
Wikipedia loses challenge against UK Online Safety Act verification rules
51 votes -
Apple overhauls EU App Store rules following penalty
32 votes -
An industry group representing almost all of Denmark's media outlets including broadcasters and newspapers has said it's suing ChatGPT's parent company OpenAI for using its content
13 votes -
Denmark seeks to make spread of deepfake images illegal, citing misinformation concerns
32 votes -
Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit
27 votes -
New law in Sweden that makes it illegal to buy custom adult content will take effect on July 1 – content creators say it makes their profession more dangerous
26 votes -
OpenAI slams US court order to save all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats
45 votes -
Right to repair is now law in Washington state
53 votes -
Behind the curtain: A white-collar bloodbath
24 votes -
Closed captions on DVDs are getting left behind
14 votes -
We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard.
23 votes -
State Bar of California admits it used AI to develop exam questions, triggering new furor
25 votes -
Smartphones and tablets in the EU to get a new label in June
21 votes -
Apple and Meta first companies to be fined a combined 700 million euros for violating EU Digital Markets Act (DMA)
45 votes -
OpenAI is a systemic risk to the tech industry
35 votes -
What if we made advertising illegal?
90 votes -
Social media platforms face huge fines under UK’s new digital safety law
16 votes -
Show Tildes: we built the world's first legal AI API
22 votes -
US Department of Justice again files demand to break up Google’s search monopoly
27 votes -
Meredith Whittaker said Signal intends to exit Sweden should its government amend existing legislation essentially mandating the end of end-to-end encryption
26 votes -
Experience with data protection laws (GDPR, ePD, CCPA, etc..)
This is a topic I keep revisiting. It's constantly evolving, with new laws in different parts of the world happening pretty often. And also there's a lot of grey area with vague or incomprehensive...
This is a topic I keep revisiting. It's constantly evolving, with new laws in different parts of the world happening pretty often. And also there's a lot of grey area with vague or incomprehensive language that hasn't yet been tested in courts.
I recognize that it's a bit of a niche topic, but I think there are a lot of us at Tildes who have to think about it. After all it potentially impacts anyone maintaining or building a non-platform web presence. It also applies to less obvious things like running an advertising campaign that involves media requested from a server you control (which can therefore potentially log requests).
For my part, I've needed to research laws relating to PII in order to come up with policies and practices in various contexts. In broad strokes it's pretty simple but as you get into details what I continue to find is that there are a lot of conflicting opinions both from professionals and lawyers. A lot of it is still open to interpretation.
I'm wondering what kinds of experience other tildenauts have around data protection and PII? Have you implemented solutions? Do you wonder about it for your own websites? Have you been involved with it at companies where you've worked? Do you have questions about it?
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Canada-US cross-border surveillance negotiations raise constitutional and human rights whirlwind under US CLOUD Act
16 votes -
UK orders Apple to let it spy on users’ encrypted accounts
49 votes -
Right to root access
41 votes -
Brazil bans Sam Altman's tech firm Tools for Humanity from paying for iris scans
23 votes -
Amazon to close Quebec facilities, insists it's not because of new union
57 votes -
TikTok makes app unavailable for US users ahead of ban
54 votes -
US Supreme Court unanimously backs law banning TikTok if it’s not sold by its Chinese parent company
48 votes -
New York starts enforcing $15 broadband law that ISPs tried to kill
51 votes -
Supreme Court seems ready to back Texas law limiting access to pornography
20 votes -
TikTok says it plans to shut down site for US unless Supreme Court strikes down law forcing it to sell
38 votes -
UK users: Lobsters needs your help with the Online Safety Act
24 votes -
New California law prohibits using AI as basis to deny insurance claims
51 votes -
Copyright abuse is getting Luigi Mangione merch removed from the internet – artists, merch sellers, and journalists making and posting Luigi media have become the targets of bogus DMCA claims
65 votes -
MasterCard sells my transaction data in "anonymised" form; but I get targeted spam related to credit card use. How does it work?
26 votes -
Sweden's government considering imposing age limits on social media platforms if tech companies find themselves unable to prevent gangs from recruiting young people online
20 votes