South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) Thursday published the results of a preliminary investigation of DeepSeek, the controversial China-based AI company.
The Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner's Office published an updated edition of its information booklet about getting legal assistance with civil claims under the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (PDPO).
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) is crafting a children's online privacy code, it blogged Tuesday.
The Hong Kong Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) Monday published a checklist on guidelines for use of generative AI (Gen AI) by employees, along with findings from a data breach investigation.
Nine of 10 South Koreans recognize the importance of privacy and seven in 10 are concerned about invasion of privacy from AI, a survey from the government's Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) found.
The Chinese government Friday announced several "special actions" for personal data protection this year. The Central Network Information Office, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Public Security, and the General Administration of Market Supervision said they'll look into several areas of illegal collection and use of personal data in common service products, life scenarios and cyberspace.
China’s data regulator provided new clarity on audit and data protection officer requirements, issuing Measures for the Administration of Personal Information Protection Compliance Audits, according to a Morrison Foerster blog Monday.
The South Korean Personal Information Protection Commission announced it's probing data collection and processing by Hyundai, Kai Motors, Tesla, Benz, BMW and Byd smart vehicles. The investigation coincided with Byd's product launch in the country.
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner accepted an enforceable commitment by non-profit Oxfam Australia arising out of a February 2021 data breach that resulted in the loss of up to 1.7 million Oxfam records, the OAIC announced. The acceptance of Oxfam's commitments isn't a finding that the organization breached the Privacy Act nor the Australian Privacy Principles, but "rather highlights the need for charities and not-for-profits to remain vigilant and follow responsible privacy practices," the office said.
China's National Cyberspace Administration has investigated and fined 82 illegal apps it said infringed on personal information rights and interests, it announced. NCA said many people had complained about the apps' undisclosed information collection and use rules, and their failure to provide deletion or correction of personal information misuse in accordance with Personal Information Protection Law.