White House introduces Cyber Trust Mark for smart devices
The new cybersecurity label will help consumers evaluate device security.
US court strikes down federal net neutrality rules
The ruling asserts that the FCC's expertise in internet regulation does not empower it to override the statutory language.
Mexican government to launch emergency app to protect citizens in the US
The following efforts aim to counter feelings of isolation among Mexican nationals and assure them that they have substantial rights and protections, underscored by the commitment of their government.
EU’s universal charger regulations take effect
Through this legislative action, the EU aims to foster an eco-friendly and efficient digital ecosystem.
Debate over AI regulation intensifies amidst innovation and safety concerns
The ongoing discourse reflects the complex balance needed between technological advancement and safety oversight, with continued regulatory and legislative efforts expected in the future.
Albania’s TikTok ban: Balancing youth protection with free speech and economic impact
Critics fear the ban reflects a broader governmental strategy to control dissent amid ongoing political unrest in Albania.
New AI governance law proposed in Texas
A new bill in Texas may become a blueprint for AI governance across the US.
California’s ban on addictive feeds for minors upheld
California law requires explicit parental consent for addictive feeds served to minors.
UN Office for Digital and Emerging Technologies established as a follow-up to the Global Digital Compact
A new Office for Digital and Emerging Technologies is established at the UN level, as a follow-up to the Global Digital Compact.
US government targets healthcare data breaches with new cybersecurity proposals
New cybersecurity rules could cost $9 billion in their first year of implementation.
