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Data PrivacyNews

ACLU Brings Lawsuit Against Facial Recognition Firm Clearview AI, Claiming It Engages in Unlawful Surveillance

June 9, 2020
Facial recognition firm Clearview AI is facing a new lawsuit for violating Illinois state privacy laws for trawling public sources to vacuum up pictures of millions of people without consent. Read More
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Data ProtectionNews

Proposed California Privacy Rights Act Would Amend and Strengthen Existing State Privacy Laws, Bringing Them More in Line With GDPR Terms

June 5, 2020
Proposed California Privacy Rights Act will provide more consumer protections to expand scope of sensitive personal information, add new safeguards for minors, and establish a new independent enforcement agency. Read More
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Data ProtectionInsights

Five Key Provisions a Federal Privacy Law Should Include

June 1, 2020
A federal privacy law that meets five key requirements can bring U.S. more in line with global privacy principles and relieve burdens on business from differing standards. Read More
A broken key on computer circuit board showing the new proposed anti encryption bill that could kill online privacy in U.S.
Data PrivacyNews

Anti-Encryption Bill Threatens to Kill Online Privacy in the U.S., but Does It Stand a Real Chance of Passing?

May 28, 2020
Proposed EARN IT Act is viewed as an anti-encryption bill as the government commission tasked to create a "best practices" list is composed of representatives with an interest in encryption backdoors. Read More
Fans taking photos at a premiere showing the ransomware attack on U.S. entertainment and media law firm
Cyber SecurityNews

Ransomware Attack Hits One Public Figure After Another

May 26, 2020
U.S. entertainment and media law firm with A-list celebrity clients such as Lady Gaga was hit by a ransomware attack with more than 750 gigabytes of personal information stolen. Read More
Woman in mask hanging a closed sign on door showing MIT’s proposal to use health certification and digital identity tracking in determining who can safely return to work
Data PrivacyNews

MIT Floats Health Certifications, Digital Identity Tracking to Open up Economies; How Feasible Are These Ideas?

May 7, 2020
MIT is proposing the use of health certification and digital identity tracking to anonymize personal data and protect user privacy while determining who can safely return to work. Read More
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Cyber SecurityNews

National Security Warning Labels May Be Coming Soon to Apps

May 7, 2020
Proposed bill in U.S. will require developers to provide warning labels for apps originating from countries considered as national security risks before consumers download them. Read More
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Data PrivacyNews

Half of Americans Refuse to Make Purchases Due to Privacy Concerns

April 28, 2020
Survey shows 52% of Americans would not buy a product or service because of privacy concerns, especially those who had fallen victim to a data breach before. Read More
Data PrivacyInsights

Where Does the U.S. Rank in the Global Data Privacy Landscape?

April 24, 2020
As data privacy regulations surge across the globe, U.S. is significantly lagging behind with a lack of federal law on data consent and California being the only state that offers consumer protections. Read More
Picture of U.S. President Trump showing the White House phishing scam that impersonates President Trump and Vice President Pence
Cyber SecurityNews

White House Phishing Scam Impersonates President Trump, Vice President Pence

April 20, 2020
New White House phishing scam impersonating President Trump and Vice President Pence is baiting people who are anxious and lacking good guidance from the officials. Read More
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2018 California Net Neutrality Law Finally Clear to Be Enforced in Wake of Unsuccessful Challenge by Internet Providers

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