Fragmented U.S. Privacy Rules Leave Large Data Loopholes for Facebook and Others
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional testimony will discussways to keep people’s online data private, which I’m interested in as a […]
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional testimony will discussways to keep people’s online data private, which I’m interested in as a […]
Between the U.S. CLOUD Act and new European Union (EU) efforts to dismantle international rules for cross-border law enforcement investigations, […]
Today’s Senate hearing with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg will start a long discussion on data collection and privacy from Internet companies. […]
The EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2), which took effect on January 13, 2018, puts an obligation on banks to give […]
The Cambridge Analytica scandal makes it clear: The US should pass a privacy law that gives consumers the protections they […]
Grindr had been sharing user information with third-party app-testing companies, unleashing a wave of criticism against the gay dating app […]
CIGI’s essay series on data governance in the digital age has shone a spotlight on the need for a national […]
Due to the prevailing forces driving global e-commerce, privacy professionals are keenly aware that individuals are rapidly losing control of […]
You may consider it magic when you upload a photo on your social network and it automatically recognises all your […]
We’ve been seeing a lot of discussion in the news about Facebook, data and privacy following the social media company’s […]
On March 20, 2018, the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (“CIPL”) at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP issued a factsheet outlining […]
Privacy law is a hot area of law — and it will only get hotter in the years ahead. Although […]