Landmark Ruling Redefines Digital Privacy Rights
A high court decision expands protections over personal data, with sweeping implications for tech firms.
A landmark court ruling has strengthened citizens' control over their personal data, curbing how companies collect and share information.
Privacy advocates hailed the decision as a turning point, while industry groups warned of compliance burdens.
The judgment is expected to influence legislation and litigation across borders.
Analysts say it signals a broader recalibration of power between individuals and platforms.
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