The FTC proposed a policy targeting personalized pricing practices that use consumers’ personal data without clear disclosure, while Washington’s Attorney General urged stronger statewide privacy protections and a new data broker regime. In Europe and Canada, Germany’s BfDI pushed for EU-wide cookie manager rules, the Dutch DPA fined Uber €824.99 million over automated driver deactivations, and Ontario issued updated guidance on police drone surveillance. #FTC #NickBrown #BfDI #Uber #AutoriteitPersoonsgegevens #OntarioIPC
Keypoints
- The FTC proposed enforcement guidance on personalized pricing based on personal data.
- Washington’s Attorney General called for stronger consent, minimization, and data broker laws.
- Germany’s BfDI wants EU-wide, machine-readable cookie consent management rules.
- The Dutch DPA fined Uber €824.99 million for fully automated driver account deactivations.
- Ontario’s IPC released updated rules for police use of drones and privacy compliance.
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