iOS 17 updated with advanced security and privacy options - Your Data Privacy Digest #22
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This week in Data Privacy
Community member interview : Ross Webster
We are very proud to announce our newly launched series - Community Member Interviews in which we gain valuable insights from our members through their professional experience in data privacy.?
In this exclusive interview, we shine a spotlight on Ross Webster, a seasoned Privacy Consultant specializing in Digital Media & Adtech. With over two decades of experience, Ross shares his insights on data privacy's evolving landscape, the challenges faced by businesses, and the transformative power of proactive privacy practices.?
"Change around privacy is going to get a lot faster and a lot more complex. The challenge will be for businesses to run a compliance privacy program without suffering from ‘privacy whiplash’ in the face of this constant change"??
Dive into the world of privacy, AI, and the future of data protection:
iOS 17 unveils advanced security and privacy options
Apple's recent privacy updates, including iOS 17 and 17.0.1, demonstrates a strong commitment to user data protection.
Notable features include expanded Lockdown Mode with Apple Watch support, improved geolocation privacy, protection from non-secure Wi-Fi networks, anti-web tracking in Safari, and secure private browsing. The Privacy Manifests tool launched in July further boosts data privacy efforts.
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Microsoft AI team's oversight results in 38 TB data exposure
Microsoft's AI division recently experienced a 38 TB data leak, unintentionally exposing a vast amount of sensitive information, including passwords and internal messages.
This happened because of errors in how certain access permissions were set up on GitHub, allowing unauthorized access for three years.?
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Must-reads from around the web
Poland has initiated an investigation into OpenAI's ChatGPT following a GDPR complaint. The complaint alleges multiple breaches of EU data protection regulations, including issues related to data processing, transparency, fairness, data access rights, and privacy by design.
The Polish authority expressed concerns about OpenAI's compliance with GDPR, given the company's location outside the EU and the novel nature of the technology involved.
Microsoft is set to integrate its Copilot AI into a unified generative AI assistant across its products.
This will roll out on September 26 to enhance productivity, provide data insights, and offer features like shopping based on images and organizing desktop windows. Microsoft aims to make it a versatile tool for users' personal and professional lives.
The UK-US Data Bridge, effective from October 12, 2023, has been established to facilitate data transfers between the UK, US, and EU. UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation, and Technology Michelle Donelan, laid out regulations in the UK Parliament for this bridge, ensuring privacy standards for UK personal data.
Organizations in the UK can transfer personal data to US entities certified under the "UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework" without additional safeguards.
Save the date: Your next event
Last week Max Schrems, Marie Fenner, and Romain Gauthier participated in the webinar on the ongoing global conversations about data privacy and security.
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