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A 70-year-old Georgia man has been arrested in connection with a $103,000 phishing email scam that targeted a Connecticut manufacturing company, according to reporting by the Connecticut Post.…
A 70-year-old Georgia man has been arrested in connection with a $103,000 phishing email scam that targeted a Connecticut manufacturing company, according to reporting by the Connecticut Post.…
A 70-year-old Georgia man has been arrested in connection with a $103,000 phishing email scam that targeted a Connecticut manufacturing company, according to reporting by
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has issued a pivotal clarification on its data cross-border transfer regime, solidifying a complex compliance landscape that demands immediate
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued two monetary penalties totalling £225,000 after finding millions of unlawful marketing messages were sent without valid consent
As major brands like L’Oreal and Nike brace for billion-dollar settlements, the battleground over email marketing has shifted from the courtroom to the US state
Another major brand faces Washington State litigation as email subject line scrutiny intensifies. Lancome lands in hot water over “Free Gift” Email Subject Lines. L’Oreal
Yet another brand is getting caught in the net of new Washington legislation created to combat deceptive email practices. Skechers U.S.A., Inc. is the subject
So it seems there whole be plenty more legal cases for deceptive headlines, after our reports on Nike and Tommy Bahamas, a new class‑action complaint
A proposed class action in Washington State accuses Tommy Bahama Group, Inc. of using misleading, urgency‑driven subject lines that do not match the true availability
A class-action complaint filed in Washington state argues that the airline misled customers by sending emails with subject lines such as “Last Day” and “Ending
Thids past week in Australia, ANZ has come under fire after an internal email automation error prematurely told staff they had been terminated, sparking public
noyb Victory: CNIL Fines Google €325 Million for Gmail Spam Ads Privacy advocacy group noyb (None of Your Business) has scored another major win in
The European Union’s landmark AI Act has officially entered into force, and while the full scope of its rules won’t be in effect for a
In a move that should provide welcome clarity for email marketers across Europe, Latvia’s data protection authority, the DVI, has addressed a common list-building question:
Big news from Malawi: MACRA is reviewing the Communications Act (Cap 68:01) and wants input by September 5, 2025. This could significantly impact email marketing,
Malaysia is taking a decisive step toward stricter email marketing regulations. The country’s communications regulator, MCMC (Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission), has launched a public
A new federal amendment that took effect on 1 July 2025 bans storing Russian citizens’ personal data on servers outside Russia. All stages of collection,
The European Union stepping up yet again, and this time, the target is “digital fairness.” The European Commission has launched a public consultation on a
Israel’s Privacy Protection Law Amendment No. 13 will take effect on 15 August 2025, introducing sweeping changes for any organisation processing the personal data of
The California Privacy Protection Agency’s unprecedented court action against Tractor Supply Company signals a new era of aggressive privacy enforcement that will directly impact how
How ADMT, Audits, and Risk Assessments Will Reshape Email Marketing On July 24, 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) unanimously approved a landmark package
A Quebec Superior Court judge last month authorised a class action lawsuit against Tim Hortons following a catastrophic email marketing error that falsely told 500,000
Nike Inc. is currently embroiled in a proposed class action lawsuit filed in Washington state, alleging that the company employed deceptive email marketing tactics by
Nigeria’s Data Protection Commission has issued a ₦766 million (~$501,000 USD) fine against MultiChoice Nigeria, the continent’s largest pay-television provider, marking a significant enforcement action
Two additional U.S. states have enacted comprehensive data privacy legislation, expanding the regulatory landscape for email marketing operations. Tennessee’s Information Protection Act took effect July
