Data collection leads to discrimination and self-censorship
Widespread data collection practices lead to self-censorship and discrimination even though most users are not fully aware of how much […]
Widespread data collection practices lead to self-censorship and discrimination even though most users are not fully aware of how much […]
Tech companies like Facebook and Google could be forced to reveal how much individual users’ data is worth to them […]
Around the world, police and intelligence agencies are conducting secret, real-time surveillance of civic spaces—and not just during times of […]
Irelands data protection authority – Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) – has prepared guidance to assist organisations understand their obligations with […]
This article discusses how legal frameworks involving U.S. federal and state law, the EU General Data Protection Regulation, antitrust law […]
A leading French consumer group has filed a class-action lawsuit accusing Google of violating the European Union’s landmark 2018 privacy […]
Anonymization is hard. Just like cryptography, most people are not qualified to build their own. Unlike cryptography, the research is […]
Artificial intelligence can help government agencies deliver better results, but there are underlying risks and ethical issues with its implementation […]
The French data protection authority, the CNIL, announced on 18th June 2019 that it has issued a 20,000 euros fine […]
The French data protection authority, the CNIL, announced on 18th June 2019 that it has issued a 20,000 euros fine […]
On June 20, 2019, Keith Krach was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to become the Trump administration’s first permanent Privacy […]
The Federal Trade Commission announced that it has taken action against a number of companies that allegedly misrepresented their compliance […]