News in the privacy disclosure world.
Apple announced it will require mobile apps to self-report data privacy practices and will display this as a “nutrition label” in the app.
“Today,
Continue Reading Apple’s Privacy-Focused ‘Nutrition Labels’ for Apps are Only a Start
“Even faced with a major global health threat, most people in America would oppose intrusive technological measures such as tracking apps to contain the spread of the virus,” shows a
Continue Reading Survey: Many Americans Skeptical About COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps
A group of Republican U.S. senators plan to introduce legislation to protect user privacy in relation to contact-tracing apps used to combat the spread of COVID-19.
“While the severity of
Continue Reading U.S. Senators Introduce Contact Tracing App Privacy Legislation
The European Data Protection Board weighs in on location data and contact tracing apps.
Continue Reading EDPB Weighs in on the Use of Location Data in COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps
“Regardless of origin, tech companies need to do better to protect the privacy of their consumers. Part of this is simply making users more aware of how data are being
Continue Reading Facial Recongition Apps Spur More Privacy Needs
