The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) has published its global data protection legislative and regulatory enforcement predictions for 2025.
- AI becoming ubiquitous will put self-determination and control at the centre of global data protection debates.
- Three different speeds for AI legislation: Moderation in APAC, Implementation in Europe, Acceleration in Latin America.
- International data transfers will come back on top of the global data protection agenda.
- Convergence of children's privacy and online safety will take the spotlight around the world.
- Implementation and groundwork for enforcement will be central in APAC, LatAm, Africa, and EU.
- Reopening of the GDPR might appear more convincingly on the regulatory agenda this year, once the procedural reform is done.
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