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Proposal would allow member states to demand data from telecoms companies on suspected criminals
US tech companies warn changes will undermine privacy and security
British parliament discloses documents and details of Six4Three lawsuit
Many drivers unaware regulations mean government can constantly track them
Geospatial data, big tech and the specter of monopoly.
Open Data Institute says rivals must have chance to develop driverless cars and transport apps
Almost 9 in 10 Android apps are able to share data with Google, study finds
European legal challenges to data agreements must not hamper information flows
New regulations ban offshore storage of information from transactions
Data sharing between financial institutions and tech companies puts consumers at risk
New rules are needed to guarantee cross-border flows of information
Authorities seek to crack down on offshore transfers to help domestic information industry
Canberra threatens A$10m fines but stops short of demanding full system access for police
Contingency plans being made for moving information between UK and Europe
Common reporting standard was designed as a way to counter global tax evasion
Europe’s commissioner for justice demands Trump administration comply with pact
Foreign Office handed ‘carte blanche’ to demand information, tribunal rules
Brussels and Tokyo should try to broaden and deepen their approach
The agreement will create the world's largest open area for trade
Filing shows efforts to sell SCL Elections failed following Facebook data scandal
In both cases innovative geeks leapfrogged regulators and their creations were abused
Marketing business faces £140,000 fine for sale of information before 2017 election
Fining Facebook should only be the start of safeguarding voters
Fine for breaking laws on use of personal information could rouse regulators worldwide
Uber driver distracted, Intel’s next headache, Amazon Fire TV Cube
