EU Advocate General Issues Opinion on Consent for Cookies and Intersection with the GDPR
On March 21, 2019, Advocate General Szpunar released his opinion in the Planet49 case, currently pending before the Court of […]
On March 21, 2019, Advocate General Szpunar released his opinion in the Planet49 case, currently pending before the Court of […]
EU governments are allowing more than 100 advertising companies, including Google and Facebook, to surreptitiously track citizens across sensitive public […]
A decade ago, a simple browser setting – called Do Not Track – promised to make it easy to protect […]
A new feature coming to Chrome in the near future will allow users to limit the kind of data certain […]
US Customs and Border Protection is scrambling to implement “biometric entry-exit system,” with the goal of using facial recognition technology […]
Left unchecked, in ten years, some of the biggest, most influential corporations will know (or have ready access to) not […]
Facebook is useful for keeping in touch with friends and family, but you do really have to give it all […]
China has blocked millions of “discredited” travellers from buying plane or train tickets as part of the country’s controversial “social […]
On February 5, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) announced that the Grand Chamber will reexamine two cases concerning […]
In recent years, the setting has been criticized as being essentially meaningless. But it might have a crucial role to […]
In September 2018, the Russian website FindFace was taken offline in order to provide “solutions tailored for government and business”. […]
As digital billboards record customers’ reactions to advertisements tailored to them, just who is safeguarding Australians’ privacy? The semi-camouflaged cameras […]