Court Stops Pokémon GO Litigation
In May, a Florida state court dismissed a plaintiff’s claim that the terms of service for popular mobile game Pokémon […]
In May, a Florida state court dismissed a plaintiff’s claim that the terms of service for popular mobile game Pokémon […]
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As part of the Web Transparency and Accountability Project, we’ve been visiting the web’s top 1 million sites every month […]
Ars Technica reported (thanks Dave Ries) last week on how NSA leaker Leigh Winner was identified. When reporters at The […]
The Irish High Court has reviewed recent decisions by the U.S. surveillance court and a federal appeals court for a […]
The Article 29 Working Party , an expert group of European privacy officials, is pressing the European Commission to closely […]
A federal district court has held that firing public school teachers based on the results of a secret algorithm is […]
…it’s not only the price you pay that will be affected. Source: Social media intelligence and profiling in the insurance […]
The answer seems to be yes and no. But one suspect on Tuesday gets 180 days jail. Source: Is “I […]
While most desktop ransomware targets Windows, simply because it is the most widely used operating system, some ransomware has also […]
Recently, the Belgian Privacy Commission (the “Belgian DPA”) released a Recommendation (in French and Dutch) regarding the requirement to appoint […]