Compliance
By “flying under the radar” and putting out convoluted privacy policies that users don’t understand, small health-app providers are able to get away with routinely collecting and selling consumer personal health information.
After UC Berkeley faced a backlash for the way it handled allegations against the dean of its law school, the […]
With populist themes central to both the Trump and Sanders campaigns and professed concern about “economic disparities” becoming de rigeur […]
Lawyers for House Speaker Paul Ryan have sent a cease and desist letter to the organizers of The Committee to […]
The FCC has reached a settlement with Verizon Wireless over so-called “supercookies,” used to track consumer’s internet habits which were […]
In his last days serving on the federal bench in Brooklyn, U.S. District Judge John Gleeson issued the first ever […]
Kansas Republicans want to expand grounds for judicial impeachment to include “attempting to usurp power” of the legislature. A bill […]
The first three months under the aegis of a new and closely watched federal rule are put under the microscope […]
Not an easy issue to contemplate but one many companies will have to deal with at some point, and some […]
A report issued by the attorney general of California defines what constitutes minimum standards of “reasonable security” for personal information […]
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