Marketers will need to show that they are compliant with data privacy laws.
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Following an 11th Circuit Court decision that struck down a 2018 Federal Trade Commission (FTC) order as “unenforceably vague,” the FTC has “instructed staff to closely review [their] orders
Continue Reading Following Circuit Court Ruling, FTC Revamps Data Security Enforcement Orders
Democratic U.S. Reps. Anna Eshoo and Zoe Lofgren have announced the Online Privacy Act, a proposal that would create a federal enforcement agency to protect privacy rights.
“The bill proposes
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Click to accept – not always good enough, says the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner.
Companies need to be fully transparent about their data processing practices and take steps to ensure
Continue Reading New Zealand Privacy Commissioner: Companies Need To Be Fully Transparent About Data Processing
“To be compliant with the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) is a temporary status, which should be maintained on a day-to-day basis. In other words, there is no final
Continue Reading Compliance With Brazil’s New Privacy Law Will Be Ongoing Process
The FTC has entered into a consent order with a sole proprietor for a failure to implement reasonable protections of personal information.
At issue were the following statements, which the
Continue Reading FTC Reaches Consent Order With Sole Proprietor Over Failure to Protect Personal Information
Cookies in the spotlight in France:
Actual consent – in.
Continued browsing – out.
The French Data Protection Authority, CNIL, repealed its 2013 guidelines on cookies consent and announced upcoming
Continue Reading France: ‘C’ Is for Cookie, but Also for ‘Consent’
“The loss of privacy often seems like no big deal, a small price to pay for the convenience of the digital world. This is an all-too-common misunderstanding that can have
Continue Reading Gizmodo on What the Hong Kong Protests Say About the Future of Privacy
“Whenever we make a call, go to work, search the web, pay with our credit card, we generate data. While de-identification might have worked in the past, it doesn’t really
Continue Reading Is It Really Possible to De-identify High Dimensional Data?
To sue or not to sue (for privacy violations), that is the question.
“Lawmakers negotiating a national privacy bill are clashing over whether to allow consumers to sue companies …
Continue Reading U.S. Lawmakers Debate Private Right of Action for Privacy Law Violations