Facial recognition software is not ready for use by law enforcement
Facial recognition technologies, used in the identification of suspects, negatively affects people of color. To deny this fact would be […]
Facial recognition technologies, used in the identification of suspects, negatively affects people of color. To deny this fact would be […]
Attorneys are subject to frequent cybercrime attacks, email accounts are breached, and we are solicited to move money for cybercriminals. […]
Facebook and Google steer us into sharing vast amounts of information about ourselves, through cunning design, privacy invasive defaults, and […]
The EU is currently finalising a trade agreement with Japan – a process that began in March 2015. Since then, […]
Apple is trying to make it harder for developers to abuse users’ information collected through apps. Apple updated its App […]
CCTV in the workplace under the Polish law Until recently, the matter of video surveillance in the workplace has not […]
Europe is leading the way in privacy protection with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). But most companies are not focused […]
Facebook is installing new controls it says will better inform its members about the way companies are targeting them with […]
Browser fingerprinting is on a collision course with privacy regulations. Compared to more well-known tracking “cookies,” browser fingerprinting is trickier […]
MEPs will continue to assess the impact of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal on personal data protection at hearings on 25 […]
The internet’s global domain name organisation, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), has appealed a recent ruling […]
Security of processing is a foundational principle of the GDPR. Under Article 5(1)(f), personal data shall be “processed in a […]