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TikTok Fined Again in Brazil for Violating Minors' Data Protection Rules
Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) fined TikTok for failing to comply with child data processing rules, marking a significant enforcement action.
Reuters
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TikTok Faces $400 Million Fine in the U.S. for Violating Children's Data Privacy
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has referred a complaint against TikTok to the Department of Justice, alleging violations of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). This action could result in a fine of up to $400 million, making it one of the largest penalties in FTC history. The move highlights ongoing scrutiny of TikTok's data practices and their impact on young users.
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How to Issue RWA in Hong Kong Legally?
**The logic of doing RWA in Hong Kong is actually very simple: no matter how new the technology, the nature of the asset does not change, and the old rules still apply.**
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EO14117 Final Rule Strengthens Data Privacy and Security Measures
The U.S. Federal Register recently published the final rule of Executive Order 14117, enhancing data privacy and security standards.
Federal Register
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FTC Launches Investigation into AI Companies' Data Collection Practices
The Federal Trade Commission has opened formal investigations into several major AI companies over their practices of collecting and using personal data to train large language models.
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US Senate Advances Comprehensive Federal Privacy Bill - American Data Privacy Act
The US Senate Commerce Committee has approved the American Data Privacy Act, a comprehensive federal privacy bill that would establish nationwide data protection standards.
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California Amends CCPA: New Rules for AI-Driven Profiling and Automated Decision-Making
California has enacted significant amendments to the CCPA, introducing new requirements for businesses using AI-driven profiling and automated decision-making systems that affect consumers.
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