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As more states consider new privacy laws, Colorado has added itself to the list of states that have enacted comprehensive privacy legislation. On June…
The Colorado Privacy Act: How Does it Stack Up Against the GDPR? Colorado is the third state, after California and Virginia, to get a comprehensive data privacy statute through its legislature. Whi
The EU's GDPR took effect three years ago, elevating privacy awareness from board rooms to living rooms and setting a legislative standard.
We should be careful not to regard national privacy legislation as a panacea for all the problems with technology.
This article for Privacy Perspectives discusses six things you should be watching in ever-changing U.S. privacy law debate.
by guest blogger Tanya Forsheit Virginia has officially become the second state in the country to enact what many have called a “comprehensive” privacy law, the Consumer Data Protection Act (“CDPA”), with Governor Northam’s signature on March 2, 2021. For...
Whistleblowers say they were forced out after flagging problems with e-commerce giant’s data security and compliance.
Virginia's the first on deck since California's CCPA in 2018, but more are coming.
This post analyzes CPRA's categories of sensitive personal data, company obligations, whether CPRA is a good model for regulating sensitive personal data.
The Virginia General Assembly passed SB 1392, the Consumer Data Protection Act, making Virginia the second U.S. state to pass comprehensive privacy legislation.
New laws bar efforts to trick consumers into handing over data or money.
Keypoint: Lawmakers in New York and Minnesota have proposed CCPA-like privacy legislation. As state legislatures have started to convene for the 2021
Technology platforms create technologies with significant impacts on nations, governments, and societies. This impact is increasing, reaching new heights. Many feel that the rules of the game are unclear, insufficient, or non-existent. Without rules, one only wonders who would set out the road to the future. In other words, does
The online behavioural advertising industry is illegally profiling internet users. That’s the damning assessment of the U.K.’s data protection regulator in an update report published today, in which it sets out major concerns about the programmatic advertising process known as real-time bidding (RTB), which makes up a large chunk of online advertising. In what sounds […]
There’s only one solution to constitutional concerns and economic costs of current surveillance: comprehensive reform. Here's what that looks like.