Zoom gets DPIA approval from some EU universities …but with strict conditions
Zoom video conferencing platform had a rough go of privacy rectification and compliance after their 2020 Zoom data breach. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom experienced a huge user uptick ...
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Europol and CIA Data-Mine from SWIFT System
The SWIFT system was in the spotlight early on in the Ukrainian war instigated by Russia. It was one of many sanctions against Russia, to sanction the use of the ...
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Companies Are Proactively Making Changes Based on Privacy Concerns
Google is phasing out a feature that the Google Assistant provides – Location-based reminders. The reason for the phase-out? Proactive privacy policy. The ability to create location-based reminders on the ...
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US Chamber of Commerce Opposed to Private Right of Action for Federal Privacy Legislation
The executive vice president and chief policy officer of the US Chamber of Commerce, Neil Bradley recently issued a statement on federal privacy legislation. A national data protection law including ...
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FTC Continues to Crack Down on Deceptive Data Practices
Most of the legal discussion about Twitter lately has been about “Free Speech” and whether Twitter is effectively a public forum. But now, additional legal questions are being asked regarding ...
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The FTC’s Policy Statement on Education Technology and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is acting to address the potential privacy dangers of education technology. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, there have been unprecedented levels of use of education technology ...
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