Introducing the 'Smart-ID' solution aimed at combating fraud
Smart-ID+ is designed to enhance fraud protection for individuals and organizations in response to evolving digital threats and regulatory demands.
What happens to your data on the internet when you die? Find out how to create your digital inheritance
The article discusses the concept of digital inheritance and the complexities surrounding the management of a deceased person's online data.
Children's Photos on the Internet: We Need Rules for Family Influencers
The sharing of children's photos on social media has become a lucrative business model, often neglecting the protection of minors.
Congress approves transforming the agency responsible for children's internet regulations into a regulatory agency
The Brazilian Senate approved a provisional measure to convert the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) into a regulatory agency that will oversee the Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents.
The new form of digital authentication: less data, privacy by design
This article discusses the increasing need for digital authentication and the consequent privacy challenges that individuals face in the interconnected digital environment.
Grindr starts requiring age verification for users in Brazil
Grindr has begun implementing age verification for users in Brazil to comply with new digital child protection laws.
Complaints about data leaks spike in the interior of SP; learn how to protect yourself
Complaints regarding the misuse and sharing of personal and financial data have surged in São Paulo, Brazil, exceeding 8,500 reports in 2025.
Macron defends EU AI rules and vows crackdown on child ‘digital abuse’
French President Emmanuel Macron has defended Europe's AI regulations, emphasizing the need for stronger protections against child exploitation in digital spaces.
Digital Footprint: How Can One Erase Their Presence from the Internet's Memory?
The article discusses the challenges and possibilities of erasing one's digital footprint and the legal measures that can facilitate this process.
EU investigates Shein over sale of child-like sex dolls and weapons
The European Union is formally investigating Shein for potentially failing to restrict the sale of illegal products and protect users under the Digital Services Act.
After the scandal over sex dolls, the European Union threatens to ban the Chinese platform Shein
The European Union has launched an investigation into China's Shein, potentially leading to its prohibition in Europe due to concerns over illegal products and addictive service designs.
Official investigation by the Commission against Shein
The European Commission has initiated a formal investigation into Shein regarding addictive design practices, lack of transparency, and the sale of illegal products including child-like sex dolls.
Poles want to be forgotten online. Companies are flooding Google with requests
Poles are increasingly requesting to have their personal data removed from online searches, reflecting a growing concern about privacy.
Prime Minister Starmer Explores Possibility of Regulating Internet Use in Britain – Focus on Child Protection
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is seeking broader powers to regulate internet use in Britain, citing the need to protect children from digital risks.
Study: Age Discrimination and Digital Bureaucracy Weaken the Legal Protection of the Elderly
A recent study reveals that age discrimination and digital bureaucracy negatively impact the legal protection of elderly individuals in Finland.
Researchers present DNA that functions as a hard drive for digital data with encryption protection
Scientists are exploring how the natural structure of DNA can store vast amounts of data while encoding secure information.
OADC supports NDPC to promote data privacy
Open Access Data Centres reaffirmed its support for Nigeria's data protection agenda during the National Privacy Week Summit organized by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
States must lead Nigeria’s digital health transition
Nigeria is making strides toward a structured digital health system with the federal government's initiatives and early state-level implementations.
The European Commission presents a plan to protect young people from cyberbullying
The European Commission has unveiled an action plan aimed at protecting young people from cyberbullying, including the creation of a Europe-wide app for victims.
Marie was subjected to digital violence by her ex-husband: "He could send over 100 texts in an hour"
Marie faced severe digital violence from her ex-husband, flooding her with abusive messages, highlighting the dangers of online harassment and the need for legal protection.
Chamber transforms ANPD into a regulatory agency and defines new positions
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved a provisional measure transforming the ANPD into a regulatory agency and establishing 218 new positions for it.
New Definition of Personal Data and Artificial Intelligence: What is the New Digital Omnibus?
The European Union has introduced the 'Digital Omnibus' legislative package to streamline and unify digital regulations affecting EU citizens and businesses.
Millions of children are subjected to AI abuse
A new report by Unicef reveals that at least 1.2 million children across eleven countries have had their images manipulated for fake sexual content using artificial intelligence.
Amnesty Calls on European Commission to Urgently Act to Stop TikTok's 'Addictive Harm'
Amnesty International urges the European Commission to take urgent action to stop the addictive harm of TikTok and to strictly enforce the Digital Services Act.
Marketing versus reality: government promises on child protection in Brussels do not apply
The article discusses the recent awakening of the government to digital threats facing children online, leading to promises of legislation, while criticizing previous inaction.
Commission against TikTok: The app's design causes addiction and violates the Digital Services Act
The European Commission has targeted TikTok, stating that the app's addictive design violates the European Digital Services Act and does not adequately protect users, according to preliminary findings.
EU tells TikTok to change 'addictive' design
The EU has instructed TikTok to modify its 'addictive design' or face substantial fines, citing breaches of digital content regulations aimed at protecting young users.
N. Kerameos at the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry: The upgrade of the ERGANI II and ARIADNI systems strengthens workers and businesses
Minister of Labor Niki Kerameos announced the significant modernization of digital systems ERGANI II and ARIADNI, which simplifies processes for businesses while enhancing worker protection, during a conference co-organized by the Chamber of Commerce and the Ministry of Labor.
"Children Have a Right to Childhood" – CDU Plans Social Media Ban for Under 16s
The CDU is proposing a social media ban for individuals under 16 in order to better protect minors from the risks associated with digital platforms, sparking internal and political discussions within the party.
Security at the Winter Olympics: robots, drones, and a cyber command center
Italian authorities are enhancing security for this week's Winter Olympics in Northern Italy, focusing on protection against potential Russian cyberattacks and digital sabotage.
FG boosts data protection, digital economy confidence globally
Nigeria is gaining recognition in global data privacy and digital governance due to the Nigeria Data Protection Act and the establishment of an independent regulatory authority, according to Dr. Vincent Olatunji.
Nigeria now global data privacy player – NDPC
Nigeria has become a key player in global data privacy after enacting the Nigeria Data Protection Act and establishing an independent regulator, according to Dr. Vincent Olatunji at the National Data Privacy Summit 2026.
Gadget of the Week: European Alternatives for US Software - from Microsoft to Netflix
The article discusses the rise of European alternatives to US software services amid privacy concerns, highlighting the options available for users looking to switch from American tech giants.
Spanish Prime Minister Wants a Ban on Social Media for Those Under 16. Musk Insulted Him
Elon Musk called Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a tyrant and traitor after Sánchez announced plans to ban social media for those under 16 and curb hate speech, citing urgent measures to protect children from a 'digital Wild West.'
Spain moves towards banning social media for under 16s: Sanchez government tightening regulation and confrontation with Musk
Spain, following Australia and France, is moving to implement a ban on social media for those under 16, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stating that the government will require digital platforms to effectively verify users' ages.
Social Media Ban: The Illusion of Digital Prohibition
The article discusses how a generation has become a testing ground for platform economies and advocates for a wise state intervention that addresses addictive technologies while preserving freedom.
Nigeria’s data-protection ecosystem tops N16.2bn
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission announced that the country's data-protection ecosystem is now valued at over N16.2 billion, highlighting its rapid growth in regulatory compliance alongside the digital economy.
Criticism of the Planned Digital Reform: Big Tech's Influence on the EU
Two NGOs accuse the EU Commission of adopting lobby positions, while the Commission denies this, highlighting ongoing issues related to proposed digital and data protection rule changes that align with Big Tech's interests.
Justice Minister: Digital Protection Against Violence Law to Criminalize More Deepfakes
German Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig aims to strengthen penalties for the creation and distribution of AI-generated sexualized images, calling for increased accountability from platforms like X.
Grok Undresses Women and Children. Will President Nawrocki Veto Digital Regulations?
The article discusses Grok, created by Elon Musk's company, which allows users to generate sexual content, and the call from 132 experts to Marta Nawrocka to support legislation aimed at protecting children online, with the looming threat of a veto from Karol Nawrocki.
Will Nawrocka influence the president? Experts count on the first lady's move
Experts have sent an open letter to Poland's first lady, urging her to advocate for the implementation of the EU's Digital Services Act to enhance user protection, particularly for children.
As many as a quarter of children have received sexual content messages in the past year
Concerns are rising worldwide about the impact of digital platforms on children, with Australia becoming the first country to ban social media for those under 16 years old, and Croatia proposing a law for digital protection of children.
Mostovci: We need to protect cash through the Constitution
Members of the Most party and independent representatives in the Croatian parliament oppose the introduction of a digital euro, arguing for constitutional protection of cash in Croatia.
Pioneering ruling against ‘SIM swapping’: Vodafone and WiZink will compensate a banking fraud victim
A Spanish court has made a groundbreaking ruling ordering Vodafone and WiZink to compensate a victim of SIM swapping fraud, setting a significant precedent for consumer protection in the digital age.
Trump wants to influence election outcomes in Europe
The latest U.S. sanctions against five French, British, and German nationals, allegedly concerning censorship and freedom of speech, are actually a retaliation by the Trump administration following the European Commission's recent decision to fine X, owned by Elon Musk, for violating transparency and user protection rules.