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Health Industry Associations Complain That Proposed Cyber Mandates Are 'Staggering'Seven major healthcare industry groups are urging the Trump administration to rescind a proposed update to the HIPAA security rule issued at the end of the Biden administration. The costs and regulatory burden to comply would be "staggering" to the healthcare sector, they said.

Privacy-focused email provider Tuta (previously Tutanota) and the VPN Trust Initiative (VTI) are raising concerns over proposed laws in France set to backdoor encrypted messaging systems and restrict internet access. [...]

Swedish Prime Minister Proposed Fast-Tracking Bill to Surveil MinorsA proposal by the Swedish prime minister to fast track legislation allowing police to surveil minors could cause end-to-end encrypted chat app Signal to leave the country. The government in effect is asking for backdoor access, said Signal President Meredith Whittaker.

Meredith Whittaker, Signal's CEO, has threatened to pull the company out of Sweden if a proposed government bill requiring encryption backdoors becomes law

Experts Say First Class Action Claim Under State's Privacy Law Won't Be the LastA proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Amazon is unlawfully collecting and tracking mobile users' data - including sensitive geolocation - in violation of Washington's My Health My Data Act. It's the first such lawsuit filed since the data privacy law went into effect last year.

Experts Say First Class Action Claim Under State's Privacy Law Won't Be the LastA proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Amazon is unlawfully collecting and tracking mobile users' data - including sensitive geolocation - in violation of Washington State's My Health My Data Act. It's the first such lawsuit filed since the data privacy law went into effect last year.

A proposed state privacy law awaiting the signature of New York State's governor promises to make the processing of and sale of health information by a wide array of organizations much more complicated and restrictive, said regulatory attorney Angie Matney, who explains why.