Facebook’s Blow To Third-Party Data Makes First-Party Data Even More Crucial
Facebook’s move to shut down its Partner Categories program helps it look good in the court of public opinion, shores […]
Facebook’s move to shut down its Partner Categories program helps it look good in the court of public opinion, shores […]
Citizens may object to their social media mining by law enforcement, but the practice can keep the public safe. Police […]
The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation will go into force May 25, after six years of preparation. The main […]
Earlier this week, CDT issued a list of 10 human rights criteria the the E-Evidence Directive and Regulation should meet. […]
For years, Facebook has left a privacy setting on its site that addresses a problem that no longer exists. But […]
Facebook has been updating its privacy settings for more than a decade. Will this time be different? Maybe these tools […]
Data scientists in academia and industry are increasingly recognizing the importance of integrating ethics into data science curricula. Recently, a […]
Applying the consent basis to data processing has territorial implications. Unfortunately, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation contains some ambiguity […]
For many, the conversation about online privacy centers around a few high-profile companies, and rightly so. We consciously engage with […]
Britain needs to lead the way on artificial intelligence regulation, in order to prevent companies such as Cambridge Analytica setting […]
To many privacy professionals, a “user-centered internet for individuals” would only exist in a perfect utopian world. Yet, as the […]
With the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)’s compliance deadline looming, any organisation that processes EU residents’ data will likely […]