AEPD Resolution on Data Protection Access Right Procedure

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) issued a resolution regarding a data protection rights procedure, specifically concerning the right of access. The resolution details the process followed after a complaint was filed and notes that the data controller ultimately provided the requested response.

AEPD resolves identity theft data use complaint against TELFY TELECOM

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) has resolved a complaint against TELFY TELECOM for alleged misuse of personal data in an identity theft case. The company failed to respond to a data access request from a customer who was a victim of identity theft, leading to a formal resolution by the AEPD.

AEPD Resolution: Simyo Denied Voice Recording Access

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) issued a resolution against Simyo (Orange España Virtual, S.L.) for denying a consumer's right of access to voice recordings related to a SIM swap. Simyo initially conditioned access on a judicial order, which is not required by law, but later provided the recordings after the complaint.

Ofcom Fines Porn Company £800k for Age Check Failures

Ofcom has fined Kick Online Entertainment SA £800,000 for failing to implement effective age verification measures to prevent children from accessing pornographic content, as required by the Online Safety Act. An additional £30,000 fine was imposed for non-compliance with information requests.

State AGs Sue Trump Admin Over $600M Health Funding Cut

California Attorney General Rob Bonta, along with attorneys general from Colorado, Illinois, and Minnesota, filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration to block the termination of over $600 million in CDC grants. The lawsuit alleges the funding cuts are politically motivated and would harm public health infrastructure.

California AG Vows Suit Against EPA Over Rescission of Greenhouse Gas Finding

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced his intention to sue the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its final rule rescinding the 2009 Endangerment Finding. This action removes federal protections limiting vehicle greenhouse gas emissions, which the AG argues violates established law and scientific consensus.

California AG Investigates Eaton Fire Response for Discrimination

California Attorney General Bonta has announced an investigation into the emergency response to the Eaton Fire. The investigation will examine potential race, age, or disability discrimination in emergency preparations and response, particularly concerning delayed evacuation notices in the historically Black community of West Altadena. The fire resulted in at least 19 deaths and significant property destruction.

California AG Denounces Harassment of Somali Childcare Providers

California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a notice denouncing the harassment of Somali childcare providers by internet vigilantes. The notice reminds Californians of existing hate crime guidance and resources for law enforcement and victims, emphasizing that such harassment is illegal.

California AG Criticizes DOJ Antitrust Firing and Trump's Affordability Policies

California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a statement criticizing the firing of the DOJ Antitrust Division chief and the Trump administration's policies, which he argues harm affordability for Americans. The statement highlights California's commitment to consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.

State AGs Support KOSA, Urge Preservation of State Authority for Child Online Safety

California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined 40 other state attorneys general in supporting the Senate version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), S. 1748. The coalition urged Congress to pass legislation that preserves states' authority to enact stronger child online safety laws, distinguishing it from a House version that could preempt state regulations.