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China's CAC, MIIT, and MPS will launch 2026 actions targeting illegal personal data collection by Apps, SDKs, and sectors like ads, education, transport, health, finance. Key issues include undisclosed rules, excessive collection without consent, and weak user rights. Aims to boost user satisfaction and punish violations.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that police must obtain a warrant to access geofence data from mobile devices. This decision limits the ability of law enforcement to track individuals based on location history.
Automotive executives warn that the smart EV sector is entering a challenging five-year consolidation phase, marked by shrinking profit margins and intense price competition. Industry leaders emphasize shifting focus from price-cutting to value creation, safety, and globalized supply chain resilience.
The Supreme Court has effectively curtailed the government's ability to use geofence warrants. While not declared unconstitutional, the ruling significantly restricts their application.
Congress has allowed a long-standing surveillance law to expire amid political tensions surrounding the nomination of a new Director of National Intelligence. The lapse creates uncertainty regarding the legal framework for government data collection.
Wired reveals a sample Google subpoena response from US Justice Department disclosures in the Epstein files. It offers insights into how tech giants handle government requests for user data. This sheds light on data privacy practices amid legal inquiries.