
AI glasses: plan for a temporary ban in 2026
Norway plans to propose a ban on AI glasses in selected places. As of 7 October 2026, no start date is set. See what remains to be decided.
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Norway plans to propose a ban on AI glasses in selected places. As of 7 October 2026, no start date is set. See what remains to be decided.

Want to fly a camera drone in Norway? Check registration, training, insurance, height and maps of legal locations before your first flight.

Learn the rules for workplace cameras and GPS, what your employer must explain, and when to contact Arbeidstilsynet or Datatilsynet.

Elevundersøkelsen runs 19 October–13 November 2026. Learn why your child can choose to answer, what schools must explain and when results arrive.

The ministry wants to clarify use of immigration data for IT and AI testing. Comments are due 20 November 2026; the proposal does not govern later use of the systems.

Find the right healthcare provider, make a specific correction request, and learn what to do if it is refused. Correction and deletion follow different rules.

Parental access changes when a child turns 12 and 16. Check parental responsibility, address, consent level, and what to do if your child is missing.

All Ryde customers are affected by the August 2, 2026 data breach. Here's what was stolen, what's safe – and how to avoid scams that follow.

GDPR gives you strong rights over your personal data if you live in Norway. Learn how to get access, correct errors, and request deletion from private and public organizations.

Freedom of expression is a basic right in Norway, but not absolute. Learn the limits for privacy, hateful speech and online debate.

Privacy means the right to private life and control of your own data. Here are the rules, digital traces and safe sharing explained simply.

Digital judgement is about source criticism, privacy, netiquette, fraud, artificial intelligence and responsible behaviour online.