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National regulators not ready to enforce EU Data Act

Euronews reports some national enforcers are not prepared or equipped to enforce the EU Data Act, which took force 12 Sept., because of delays in conversions of the law. Relevant authorities in Germany and the Netherlands warned of implementation issues…

UK employers using tracking technology to monitor workers

A survey by the Chartered Management Institute found a third of employers in the U.K. are using tracking technology to monitor employee productivity, emails and web history, the Guardian reports. The U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office raised concerns about organizational use…

ICO digs into myths around user tracking strategy

The U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office discussed misconceptions around how it is implementing its new strategy around online user tracking. The ICO outlined nine prominent issues it noticed during consultations and surveys regarding updated guidance on storage and access technologies launched…

Documents show insight into China’s surveillance tools

Leaked documents allegedly detail aspects of China’s surveillance and content moderation tools, which are available for countries to purchase, Wired reports. The tools can be used by countries to influence political messaging and showed censorship tools are shaped by the…

CNIL issues guidance on school surveillance systems

France’s data protection authority, the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés, released guidance on schools’ use of surveillance systems, and what safeguards schools must implement to protect students’ privacy. The guide indicated only authorized employees should be able to…