Millions of Ticketmaster customers could be affected by data hacking
Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster, has confirmed “unauthorised activity” in its database after hackers claimed to have stolen the personal details of 560 million […]
Regulation
UK watchdog starts investigation into Microsoft AI’s screenshot feature
The UK data watchdog is investigating a new Microsoft feature that takes frequent screenshots of users’ laptops. The feature, called Recall, will be available exclusively […]
FTC fines wireless service providers for tracking consumers
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has levied a collective $200 million fine against the country’s largest wireless service providers—T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint—for mishandling consumers’ […]
US Senators announce new plans to reduce contaminants in baby food
A group of U.S. Senators is working on a new bill to reduce the levels of heavy metals found in baby food. The bill, named […]
Food & Beverage: Five regulatory development trends in 2024
After coming under pressure from consumers, regulations in the Food & Beverage sector are changing rapidly – and they are having a considerable impact on […]
How the FTC and Congress plan to deal with shrinkflation
With inflation and rising living costs affecting more consumers, the issue of ‘shrinkflation’ is becoming a growing concern for shoppers. However, both the FTC and […]
Methylene chloride ban announced by the EPA over cancer risks
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a ban on methylene chloride in products for most of its current uses, including as a paint stripper […]
Dating app sued for sharing personal health information with third parties
Grindr, the world’s largest dating app catering to the LGBTQ+ community, now faces legal action in the UK over accusations of unlawfully disclosing sensitive personal […]
Are consumers paying too much for Ozempic?
Ozempic, a medication used for diabetes that many Americans use to manage weight, comes at a steep price – nearly $1,000 for a 30-day supply. […]
Google agrees to delete records and limit tracking for private mode
Google has announced a proposed legal settlement that would mean deleting large amounts of records and accepting certain restrictions on its ability to track users. […]