Jenna Franklin

Welcome to the Stephenson Harwood Data Protection update, covering the key developments in data protection law from June 2024. In: Data protection and privacy news: (i) the Data Protection Commission ("DPC") announced that Meta will not process EU and EEA user data for their artificial intelligence model; (ii) noyb filed complaints against Microsoft and Google; and (iii) Meta's elections tools were banned in Spain.

Welcome to the Stephenson Harwood Data Protection bulletin, covering the key developments in data protection law from April 2024. This month, the EDPB published its Opinion on "consent or pay" models, the ICO issued new health and social care guidance as well its Children's Code Strategy, and a discussion draft of the proposed American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 has been published.

Welcome to the Stephenson Harwood Data Protection bulletin, covering the key developments in data protection law from March 2024. This month, the European Commission started investigations under the Digital Services Act, the House of Representatives passed a bill to prevent Americans' personal data from being sent to states designated as "foreign adversaries", and the Information Commissioner's Office issued new fining guidance. In AI news, the European Parliament formally approved the AI Act.