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EU review of cyber rules shows slow certification process, seven countries say December 15, 2025 | Júlia Tar and Luca Bertuzzi

EU cybersecurity rules governing the bloc’s certification framework require a fundamental reset, seven member states said, warning that the Cybersecurity Act has produced only one framework in six years and is... (more story)

South Korea council identifies 98 top tasks in national AI action plan December 15, 2025 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea’s Presidential Council on National Artificial Intelligence Strategy has released a draft national AI action plan outlining 98 tasks across 12 strategic areas to help the country catch up with globa... (more story)

Japan LY Corp affiliate Askul details ransomware attack that stole 730,000 people's data December 15, 2025 | Jeyup S Kwaak

Askul, a Japanese office-supply retailer affiliated with the internet company LY Corp., said Friday that recent cyberattacks on its systems compromised the personal data of nearly 740,000 people, most of them ... (more story)

China tightens grip on energy-sector data with new measures December 15, 2025 | MLex Staff

Data handlers in China’s energy sector, including energy enterprises and industry associations, are bracing for a wave of data-security obligations with the introduction of new measures issued by the country’s... (more story)

US judge considers jury instructions for social media addiction trial December 13, 2025 | Xu Yuan

A US state court judge in Los Angeles heard arguments from Meta Platforms, ByteDance, Google and Snap, as well as plaintiffs suing them, related to how to instruct jurors on issues including key immunity doctr... (more story)

DC judge to allow AG to re-depose Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg amid discovery battle December 12, 2025 | Madeline Hughes

Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is likely to be re-deposed in the District of Columbia Attorney General’s lawsuit alleging the company’s design features harmed children after the company began turning over ... (more story)

Fallout of EU court ruling on pseudonymized data use fuels debate December 12, 2025 | Matthew Newman

Online advertisers, medical device makers, and privacy advocates have discussed how EU regulators should provide guidance on how the bloc’s data protection rules apply when they share pseudonymized data, perso... (more story)

South Korea maps toughest privacy shake-up with 10% turnover fines, AI-ready data rules December 12, 2025 | Jenny Lee

South Korea’s privacy watchdog is planning its toughest shake-up in years, seeking punitive fines of up to 10 percent of companies’ total turnover and expanding group lawsuits to allow damages as it scrambles ... (more story)

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For the world's online safety overseers, 2026 will be the year of the child December 12, 2025 | Mike Swift, Sara Brandstätter, Patricia Figueiredo and Maria Dinzeo

Regulators worldwide have woken up to a need to police online safety for minors. Australia has arguably gone the furthest, banning social media for under-16s from this week. In Europe, America, Asia and beyond... (more story)

Regulatory glare turns on video-games sector in global push to protect children December 12, 2025 | Sara Brandstätter

The video-games industry has moved into the global regulatory spotlight. Policymakers, particularly in the EU, are advancing new rules and stricter enforcement, while court cases are multiplying in the US, all... (more story)

Papers, please: Can online age verification be compatible with privacy? December 12, 2025 | Maria Dinzeo

Age verification is increasingly seen as a way to keep children away from harm online, as seen with versions in place in the EU, UK and the US. But there are widespread fears that proving your age necessarily ... (more story)

Why does the US differ on content moderation? Blame the First Amendment December 12, 2025 | Mike Swift

Government social media age restrictions, such as the one coming into force this week in Australia, or broad content-moderation laws such as those in the EU and the UK, are impossible in the US because they ar... (more story)

As Tong takes leadership of attorneys general, states confront tech on AI, platform addiction December 11, 2025 | Mike Swift

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, who this week began his one-year term as president of the National Association of Attorneys General, sees approaching trials in lawsuits by state attorneys general ag... (more story)

China to weigh AI gains with self-reliance, security in Nvidia H200 access decision December 11, 2025 | MLex Staff

As Washington moves to ease restrictions on Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China, Beijing is likely to respond with a calibrated two-track approach that might allow Chinese companies to buy the powerful chips under... (more story)

Reddit, aiming to be internet's 'most human' place, battles, benefits from AI December 09, 2025 | Mike Swift

Reddit has a complicated relationship with AI. While the 20-year-old social platform recently sued Anthropic and Perplexity alleging the AI companies illegally scraped its content to train their large language... (more story)

Brazil's ANPD could triple staff in focus on online child protection December 08, 2025 | Henrique Santiago

Brazil's National Data Protection Agency, or ANPD, has been restructured to facilitate implementation in March 2026 of a law aimed at protecting children and adolescents in digital environments.