Here are key highlights from November 2023 detailing global news and regulatory updates.
US & Canada
- California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) provides first draft of rulemaking on automated decision-making technologies, preparing the path for state-level artificial intelligence laws
- California CPPA Board releases a revised draft of the agency’s California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) regulations for cybersecurity audits to be discussed at its December 8 open meeting
- Colorado Attorney General publishes a shortlist identifying three potential mechanisms for consumers to opt out of the processing of their personal data
- US Federal Trade Commission alleges that location data sold by Kochava, a mobile app analytics firm, is “not anonymized”
EMEA
- Danish Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet) publishes catalogue of security measures to be implemented in different scenarios (in Danish)
- EU Parliament formally adopts the Data Act, which aims to support the emergence of a single European market for data
- EU Parliament committees adopt a common position on the European Health Data Space, taking a step towards personal health data portability and more secure sharing
- EU agrees to create a digital identification wallet, which will allow EU citizens to access public and private online services all over Europe “in full security and protection of personal data”
- Italy’s data protection authority to investigate how personal data is collected online to train algorithms, with the aim of preventing the “massive collection” of personal data (in Italian)
- UK GDPR-reform bill to proceed in UK Parliament, with 120 pages of amendments to the bill tabled
- UK residents’ health data donated for medical research was allegedly shared with insurance companies, despite pledge this would not happen
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APAC
- Queensland Parliament passes the Information Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2023, subjecting government agencies to new requirements for managing personal information
- South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Committee (PIPC) announces several proposed changes to the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA), including establishing data rights for people subjected to automated decisions
- Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC) releases draft regulations on international data transfers for public consultation
LATAM
- Uruguay’s Regulatory and Control Unit of Personal Data recognizes data protection adequacy with South Korea and organizations participating in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework
Global
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) updates its definition of artificial intelligence, which is likely to be incorporated into the EU’s upcoming AI regulation