Open-source GDPR framework seeks to tackle DSARs
Customer data platform mParticle has been working with engagement platform Braze, and analytics platforms Amplitude and AppsFlyer to create the […]
Customer data platform mParticle has been working with engagement platform Braze, and analytics platforms Amplitude and AppsFlyer to create the […]
A member of the parliament’s standing committee on access to information, privacy and ethics says he and his colleagues “didn’t […]
It’s like clearing your web browser history, but this time for Facebook’s wealth of data on your interactions. Facebook has […]
At this week’s Facebook Developer Conference, or F8, the social network company announced that it will begin introducing online dating […]
One barrier to opening up valuable government datasets is making sure that all necessary personally identifiable information (PII) is removed beforehand — a […]
Peter Thiel’s data-mining company is using War on Terror tools to track American citizens. The scary thing? Palantir is desperate […]
While some ad tech and data companies are shuttering their EU operations in light of the upcoming GDPR, others are […]
Estonia, the tiny European country, has become a technological powerhouse and is the headquarters for NATO’s Cyber Defense Centre. Estonia […]
Sports teams and stadiums are turning to high-tech start-ups to learn more about their fans, with implications for your privacy. […]
For a few months now, Mozilla and Pocket have been testing a new initiative to bring users a high-quality personalized […]
At a factory in Hangzhou, China, production line workers are allegedly being outfitted with brain-reading hats and helmets. They read […]
Article 12 of GDPR mandates that privacy notices be “concise, transparent, intelligible and easily accessible”. Legal design is not just […]