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[…] exists, it must “establish and implement a plan to mitigate or eliminate the heightened risk.”  Although the substantive requirements of the protections for minors are substantively similar between Connecticut’s, Colorado’s, and Montana’s laws, these states are not fully aligned with respect to the rebuttable presumption of reasonable care. Montana follows Colorado’s approach, whereby a […]

[…] been labeled as “de-identified” while still leaving individuals vulnerable. Achieving a state where individuals genuinely cannot be reasonably identified is significantly harder, especially given the inherent trade-off between privacy protection and data utility: more aggressive de-identification techniques reduce re-identification risk but also diminish the data’s value for analysis. The concept of true, irreversible anonymization, […]

[…] the challenges in defining fairness. She noted that while engineers often bear the responsibility of addressing bias, broader policy frameworks are needed. Their discussion explored the tension between AI neutrality and the necessity for companies to engage with ethical and social justice considerations. Ms. Xiang argued that AI systems mirror existing societal inequalities rather […]

[…] with supervisory, regulatory, and sanctioning powers to enforce the data protection framework;3  Stronger sanctioning regime: the new law incorporates sanctions for data protection violations, which can range between 2% and 4% of an entity’s total revenue, and creates a national registry for infractors.   Read further for a deeper insight into the key features of […]

Most countries in the world have data protection or privacy laws and there is growing cross-border enforcement cooperation between data protection authorities, which might lead one to believe that the protection of global data flows and transfers is steadily advancing. However, instability and risks arising from wars, trade disputes, and the weakening of the […]

[…] Measurement for Fairness and Equity, by Miranda Bogen Personhood credentials: Artificial intelligence and the value of privacy-preserving tools to distinguish who is real online, by Zoë Hitzig and Tobin South The Great Scrape: The Clash Between Scraping and Privacy, by Daniel J. Solove and Woodrow Hartzog The Overton Window and Privacy Enforcement, by Alicia Solow-Niederman

[…] of privacy rights against other intrusive actors—individuals, firms, and even state agencies and local governments. This Article adds to our understanding of privacy law, complicates the relationship between privacy and democracy, and points toward a general theory of authoritarian privacy. The Great Scrape: The Clash between Scraping And Privacy by Daniel J. Solove, George […]

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[…] Brief analyzing the regulatory strategies and priorities of data protection authorities (DPAs) in Latin America.  We dissected “neurorights,” a set of proposed rights that specifically protect mental freedom and privacy, which have captured the interest of many governments, scholars, and advocates, which is very apparent in Latin America. FPF looked into several countries that […]