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The Power Of Good Privacy Practices
Too often, companies only think seriously about data privacy when they need to follow legally required regulations or when a privacy breach has already occurred. Privacy isn't always the fun project teams want to work on, but it lays a strong foundation that will serve your company well in a crisis. Rebuilding a damaged reputation is difficult and time-consuming, whereas earning and maintaining customer trust provides a lasting business advantage.
United States Privacy
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K2 Integrity
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Global Data Protection Insights
Our Global Data Protection Insights newsletter distills the most important regulatory, enforcement, and litigation developments from Australia, Europe, China, the United States, and beyond into one concise, practitioner-authored resource. Whether you are navigating new HIPAA cybersecurity requirements, children's privacy obligations, or cross-border data transfer rules, this newsletter gives you the clarity and context to act with confidence.
United States Privacy
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K&L Gates LLP
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Dechert Cyber Bits - Issue 94 - April 23, 2026
Dechert's Cyber, Privacy & AI team delivers the latest developments in cybersecurity, data privacy, and artificial intelligence regulation. This biweekly newsletter covers breaking enforcement actions, legislative updates, and court decisions that shape how organizations manage data protection and emerging technologies. From FTC settlements to international privacy frameworks, each issue provides actionable insights for navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.
United States Technology
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Dechert
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Oregon Joins the AI Companion Wagon
Oregon has enacted legislation requiring AI companion platforms to disclose when users are interacting with artificial intelligence rather than humans, with stricter requirements for minor users including mandatory break reminders and prohibitions on appearing human. The law, effective January 2027, establishes protocols for addressing mental health concerns and creates a private right of action with $1,000 per violation damages.
United States Technology
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Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
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