Irish privacy watchdog may launch another Google investigation
Google may have to face further investigations by the Irish Data Protection Commission after reports of contractors being able to […]
Google may have to face further investigations by the Irish Data Protection Commission after reports of contractors being able to […]
Subject access requests are the bane of many an in-house privacy professional’s life. It may seem curious that, on the […]
Large databases, built with images from social networks and dating services, contain millions of pictures of people’s faces. Some are […]
Google has responded to a report this week from Belgian public broadcaster VRT NWS, which revealed that contractors were given access to Google Assistant […]
The Federal Trade Commission and Facebook have reportedly agreed on a $5 billion fine that would settle the FTC’s privacy […]
The German state of Hesse has ruled it’s illegal for its schools to use Office 365 after years of debate […]
Palantir’s surveillance software has become a backbone of US law enforcement, particularly Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Palantir’s secret user manuals […]
Facebook has been adding new tools to provide more transparency about why users are seeing certain ads and content (and […]
Facebook holds “the largest facial dataset to date”—powered by DeepFace, Facebook’s deep-learning facial recognition system. Policymakers and experts are now […]
The UK data regulator has revealed its staff received four times as many reports of personal data breaches during an […]
As talks on a data privacy bill reportedly lose steam in the Senate, two Democratic House aides familiar with ongoing […]
The California senate judiciary committee is expected to consider amendments that could significantly water down the state’s landmark privacy law. […]