Consumer Privacy

Laws. Sometimes they have the best intentions but don’t quite make the impact they intend to make. Other times, they can even cause the exact opposite of their intent. Unfortunately, for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), that is exactly what has happened. …

We live in a world today where people are well aware of the fact that companies fetch users’ data to provide value against it. Unfortunately, this mission was left behind, as now the data is being used in several ways that the users never agreed upon! Backlog Of The Internet: …

Social Media — an array of platforms that came to life to connect people from all around the world. People started connecting throughout the globe, developing mutual interest over the course of time. As the internet and the social media platform went through tailored stages, custom build functionalities broke through…

Have you heard of LexisNexis a Global Company? LexisNexis shares with Governments, Collection Agencies and Research Groups, they collect everything on you but the kitchen sink! Have you been mob stalked? Not get hired for that job? …

Stay Compliant in Constant Change This summer, the state of Colorado passed comprehensive privacy legislation, the Colorado Privacy Act (or ColoPA). Joining the ranks of California and Virginia, the states aim to fill the data privacy protection gap left by a lack of federal law by enacting strict, state-level guidance and penalties around the collection…

When Apple announced the iOS 14 update included a new App Tracking Transparency (ATT) policy, a shiver went down the spine of every paid digital media specialist on the planet. …

Danielle Citron and Daniel Solove recently published a fantastic roadmap for courts to understand different types of privacy harm and provided suggestions on when harm should be required in legal cases. I highly recommend it for anyone working in privacy today. Of course I read it, not as a lawyer…