Web users will be charged £2.99 a month and mobile phone users £3.99 a month to be able to doomscroll without seeing ads. If ...

The war also affected digital rights as a result of the use of disinformation campaigns by Israel and the impact on internet access of airstrikes against telecommunications infrastructure and fuel ...

However, for executives, zero trust isn’t just IT—it’s risk management and business enablement. By cutting off lateral ...

Meta has unveiled plans to launch an ad-free subscription option for UK Facebook and Instagram users following a landmark ...

Meta has announced plans to introduce an ad-free subscription option for users of Facebook and Instagram in the UK, following a significant privacy ruling. At such a critical moment in US history, we ...

It comes after Meta agreed to stop targeting a UK campaigner with adverts based on her personal data in a landmark privacy case earlier this year.

Repeal provisions that unduly criminalise free speech, including articles 157, 164, 194, 233 and 253 of the 2018 Penal Code, ...

Plaintiffs are facing a higher bar on what constitutes ‘harm’ when their personal data is exposed, lawyers say.

Contributors Yann Padova and Sebastian Thess assess the current proposals and sets out guiding goals and targeted ...

The IAPP's Laura Pliauškaitė writes the European summer recess has come to an end and September has been full of developments in the digital field. She breaks it all down.

The Lancet recently published two important contributions on legal accountability.1,2 Both were triggered by the 2025 landmark advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on climate ...

The EU Data Act is now in its second phase of implementation, shifting the balance of power by granting users rights over the ...