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Brazil’s General Personal Data Protection Law (LGPD) remains the country’s cornerstone data-privacy framework, aligned in many respects with the EU’s GDPR and enforced by the National Data Protection ...
Legal action over has surged across multiple jurisdictions—but despite a wave of statutes, recommendations, and coordinated attorney‑general probes, the reporting provided contains no clear, sourced i...
Independent oversight of exists in patches around the world: data protection authorities in the (and the ’s ICO) exercise supervisory powers over biometric processing under the framework, several coun...
You asked whether a given website is “an AI” as titled. Available reporting shows an explosion of services that brand themselves as “AI” — from benign productivity tools to illicit deepfake and “nudif...
Brazil’s General Data Protection Law (LGPD) gives data subjects rights to access, correct and withdraw consent, and the national digital ID is governed by government programs (gov.br, Serpro/QuarkID) ...
Brazil’s digital identity and data-sharing landscape is governed principally by the General Data Protection Law (LGPD), which requires a lawful legal basis (including consent) for processing personal ...
Brazil’s digital-ID program combines a centralized National Civil Identification (ICN/DNI) and the gov.br account tiers with mandatory and optional biometric checks, and recent moves to use blockchain...