Glass houses: how much privacy can city-dwellers expect?
The recent court decision against the neighbours of Tate Modern in London belies a much wider problem – everyone is […]
The recent court decision against the neighbours of Tate Modern in London belies a much wider problem – everyone is […]
Lawmakers are looking to question Facebook about its privacy practices after allegations that the service revealed sensitive health information in […]
It’s not just about GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act, marketers must be proactive about data privacy because a […]
Police departments are using “reverse location search warrants” to force Google to hand over data on anyone near a crime […]
The IAPP recently reviewed a set of proposals from U.S. lawmakers for a new piece of federal privacy legislation, as […]
A city supervisor has proposed banning local agencies from using facial recognition technology, warning of the potential bias and invasion […]
The U.S. government will hit Facebook with a record-breaking multibillion-dollar fine over privacy violations. Yet experts warn that despite the […]
In December, Facebook hired Nathan White away from the digital rights nonprofit Access Now, and put him in the role […]
Despite the uncertainties – and dangers – of retaliating against suspected cyberattackers, a surprising number of companies and countries are […]
Compliance spans every aspect of business. Used correctly it can help to ensure that an organisation moves forward in their […]
One of Tate Modern’s most popular areas, a top-floor terrace that offers spectacular 360-degree views of London, is to remain […]
MPs in Britain have once again voiced the need for Facebook to have stricter regulations, calling for urgent measures to […]