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[…] for that information); T EX . BUS . & COM . CODE § 521.052 (establishing that businesses have a duty to protect customers’ sensitive personal information). 64 201 M ASS . CODE . REGS . 17.00 (mandating that entities that maintain personal information develop a security plan that meets specific requirements, four of which […]

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[…] › Empower students, faculty, and staff to be informed agents in the governance of their data. The action items relate to three principles drawn from Linnet Taylor’s 2017 article What Is Data Justice? The Case for Connecting Digital Rights and Freedoms Globally. 16 Taylor argues that data should be visible, individuals should be able […]

As spring comes into full bloom, the changing of the seasons offers an opportunity for privacy teams to start thinking about how they can be more effective in their workplaces. Privacy work needs to evolve in a couple of important ways, and the value of that work for the organization may have its highest manifestation […]

[…] Office of the UNSG’s Envoy on Technology, High-Level Advisory Body on AI ›Barbara Cosgrove Vice President, Chief Privacy Officer, Workday ›Jo Ann Davaris Vice President, Global Privacy, Booking Holdings Inc. ›Elizabeth Denham Chief Policy Strategist, Information Accountability Foundation, Former UK ICO Commissioner and British Columbia Privacy Commissioner ›Lydia F. de la Torre Senior Lecturer […]

[…] shopping have given retailers the ability to automatically tailor offers to customers in real-time or near-real-time based on increasing amounts of data about markets and consumers. A number of pricing strategies involving personal data, market data, and advanced machine learning—what this resource refers to collectively as “data-driven pricing”—have recently become common marketing practice. While […]

[…] benefits. 41 Its application to consumer personalized retail pricing has been debate d but not resolved. In addition, the modernization of the EU’s Consumer Rights Directive ( 2019/2161) requires that retailers inform consumers when a price has been personalized through automated decision- making (ADM). 42 B. Algorithmic Pricing Laws As of March 2026, states […]

[…] characteristics such as age, ethnicity, race, sex, or disability status.  3. Verification vs. Identification: what systems are captured by the RBI prohibition? The Guidelines walk through a number of questions that must be examined in order to understand whether a given system falls within the prohibition’s scope:  Does this system qualify as “remote biometric […]

The West Coast now has a full set of chatbot laws on the books. Following California’s SB 243 (signed in 2025 and effective January 1, 2026) both Oregon (SB 1546) and Washington (HB 2225) enacted companion chatbot laws that will take effect on January 1, 2027. Together, these laws establish a new framework for […]

Introduction The West Coast now has a full set of chatbot laws on the books. Following California’s SB 243 (signed in 2025 and effective January 1, 2026) both Oregon (SB 1546) and Washington (HB 2225) enacted companion chatbot laws that will take effect on January 1, 2027. Together, these laws establish a new framework […]