Nuria Pastor, Sophia Steiger and Yanis Lau round up key data and privacy news from June 2026.
They discuss developments from the EU as the EDPB adopts a common data breach notification template and launches a dedicated contact form to allow stakeholders to report possible inconsistencies in GDPR implementation. They also cover the EDPB's update on its One-Stop-Shop case digest on the right to object and right to erasure.
The ICO is the next focus and the team looks at the ICO's response towards advisory AI Growth Labs, its 'Edtech examined' report and the final guidance on consumer Internet of Things products and services. They also looked at the ICO's statement on inappropriate access of patient data and call on social care leaders to commit to better care records.
There are important developments in the online safety landscape, and the team discusses the government's proposal of a blanket ban on social media for under 16s and to make it impossible for children to take, share or view naked pictures on their devices. The team also looks at Ofcom's proposed major updates to the Illegal Harms regulatory guidance.
Moving on to developments in the AI space, the team discusses the new regulations brought by the EU Digital Omnibus. Staying with Europe, the team then discusses the recent CJEU judgement of Case C‑414/24 (Datenschutzbehörde), which clarified that data subjects can exercise parallel remedies under the GDPR without prejudice to each other.
The episode ends with a discussion on recent enforcement actions from the ICO and the Norwegian DPA.
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