In a notable legal decision, a UK court has dismissed an appeal aimed at reviving a lawsuit against Google concerning its handling of patient data from a British hospital. This case has sparked considerable debate among privacy advocates, raising essential questions about data protection rights and the responsibilities of tech giants in safeguarding personal information. […]
Which? Sues Apple Alleging Anti-Competitive iCloud Policies
The UK consumer advocacy group, Which?, has initiated legal proceedings against Apple, contending that the technology giant has violated competition laws by coercively directing users toward its iCloud service. This lawsuit raises significant questions about market practices and consumer rights, particularly in the realm of digital services. At the heart of the allegation is the […]
US adopts 'click to cancel' rule for easier subscription management
In a significant move towards consumer protection, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a new ‘click to cancel’ rule aimed at simplifying the cancellation process for subscriptions. This directive ensures that businesses must provide an equally straightforward method for cancelling subscriptions as it is to initiate them. Under the new regulations, customer […]
The FCC Proposes New Rules for AI-Generated Calls and Texts
In a move that could reshape the landscape of telecommunications, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced new proposals aimed at regulating AI-generated communications. The initiative, highlighted in a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) and a Notice of Inquiry (NOI) released in August, seeks to establish clear definitions and guidelines surrounding the use of artificial […]