IBM calls for regulation on facial recognition tech instead of bans
IBM wants the US government to regulate facial recognition technology, instead of banning it outright. “Precision regulation” can restrict potentially […]
IBM wants the US government to regulate facial recognition technology, instead of banning it outright. “Precision regulation” can restrict potentially […]
Apple eleased a new privacy page that makes its privacy policy easier to read and understand. The new privacy page […]
Google announced that it’s teaming up with three security companies to help identify malicious apps before they’re published on the […]
In the case of the Filter Bubble Transparency Act, it’s not just spin; it’s an example of how badly defined […]
The vast majority of technology, media and telecom (TMT) companies want to monetise customer data, but are concerned about regulations […]
On November 4, 2019, the Spanish Supervisory Authority (“AEPD”), in collaboration with the European Data Protection Supervisor, published guidance on the […]
A private DNA ancestry database that’s been used by police to catch criminals is a security risk from which a […]
Senate lawmakers are teeing up a bill that would require search engines to disclose the algorithms they apply in ranking […]
The data protection authorities of the German states are being flooded with complaints, approximately 200,000 in number, regarding deployment of […]
A number of Italian retailers submitted to the Italian Data Protection Authority, the Garante, very similar complaints concerning massive data […]
While there are clearly now multiple efforts to curtail the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) in the public realm, […]
The Irish data protection commissioner expects to issue decisions on investigations into Twitter and Whatsapp by the end of the […]