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Privacy and data protection

Track data-protection regulators, enforcement, and guidance across the EU, UK, and US in one live stream.

This watchlist turns privacy regulators, advocacy groups, and specialist legal analysis into a deduplicated stream of change events for privacy officers and DPOs. Regulator and news feeds are polled and deduplicated, while feed-less pages such as the UK ICO newsroom are diffed on a schedule so a new post becomes an event within minutes. It surfaces fresh GDPR enforcement, adequacy and transfer developments, and new guidance as they publish. Use it to stay ahead of regulatory movement without refreshing a dozen sites by hand.

What you'll watch

The real sources this template sets up for you.

  • European Data Protection Board news https://edpb.europa.eu/feed/news_en
    Feed every 12h
  • UK ICO news, blogs and speeches https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/media-centre/news-and-blogs/
    Web page every 12h
  • CNIL news (France) https://www.cnil.fr/en/rss.xml
    Feed every 12h
  • FTC consumer protection press releases https://www.ftc.gov/feeds/press-release-consumer-protection.xml
    Feed every 12h
  • noyb privacy enforcement https://noyb.eu/en/rss.xml
    Feed every 12h
  • Future of Privacy Forum https://fpf.org/feed/
    Feed every 24h
  • Hunton privacy and cybersecurity law blog https://www.hunton.com/privacy-and-cybersecurity-law-blog/feed/
    Feed every 12h
  • NIST cybersecurity insights https://www.nist.gov/blogs/cybersecurity-insights/rss.xml
    Feed every 24h

Included alerts

Boolean matches that fire on the sources above.

  • GDPR enforcement and fines GDPR AND (fine OR penalty OR enforcement OR sanction OR breach)
  • New data protection guidance guidance OR guidelines OR consultation OR "code of practice" OR recommendation
  • Cross-border data transfers "data transfer" OR "adequacy decision" OR "Data Privacy Framework" OR "standard contractual clauses"

Wire up your first source in minutes

Point Hypeline at any feed, page, or push source and get one clean stream of real changes.

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