From Digiday: Recently, Privacy Maven linked to an article in The Information about how early estimates were showing that Apple’s Safari Tracking Limitation were working quite well to quash cross-site …
From The Guardian: New primary source documents covering the level and depth of Cambridge Analytica data use and purported manipulation of voters began leaking on 1 January 2020. The release …
From CNBC: Another excellent plain-language synopsis of what California’s now in-effect privacy law means to businesses and consumers. Businesses are subject to CCPA if they meet the requirements of having gross annual …
From ZDNet: An interesting (and positive) trend in both GDPR and CCPA implementations is the increasingly common commitment to grant all the same rights given to Europeans (GDPR) and California …
From Axios: A comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) law that covers the protection and use of personal data in the state …
From CityLab: The now-given fact that all one’s online activities are tracked, absorbed and monitored in order to improve technology offerings, produce “relevant” advertising and fuel a data economy take …
From Politico: Face-scanning technology is inspiring a wave of privacy fears as the software creeps into every corner of life in the United States and Europe — at border crossings, …
From the Washington Post: “But no, privacy isn’t dead. A path to reclaiming it — fuzzy and almost too late — is starting to emerge. We just have to be …
From The Washington Post: The connected car is a hot topic here in Detroit. The promise of increased safety and efficiency and the possibility of automated driving are the primary …
From Gizmodo: Even as its creeping objective of ensuring an ever-expanding network of home security devices eventually becomes indispensable to daily police work, Ring promised its customers would always have …
