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In May 2025, Nebraska and Vermont passed Age-Appropriate Design Code Acts (AADCs), continuing the bipartisan trend of states advancing protections for youth online. While these new bills arrived within the same week and share both a common name and general purpose, their scope, applicability, and substance take two very different approaches to a common […]

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[…] impact of this technology with many of you at roundtable discussions, on expert panels, and more. We also brought more experts on board to analyze and track new privacy regulations and AI regulatory developments and their interoperability with existing data protection regulations across the globe. This included expanding our focus in key areas internationally, […]

[…] of technological innovation, policy, and professions. FPF started out the festivities by hosting its annual Spring Social with a night full of great company, engaging discussions, and new connections. A special thank you to our sponsors FTI Consulting, Perkins Coie, Qohash, Transcend, and TrustArc! The IAPP conference started with FPF Senior Director for U.S. […]

On May 7, 2025, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) hosted a “Deploying AI Systems” workshop at the Privacy + Security Academy’s Spring Academy, which took place at The George Washington University in Washington, DC. Workshop participants included students and privacy lawyers from firms, companies, data protection authorities, and regulatory agencies around the world. The […]

[…] state privacy law landscape since the MCDPA was first enacted, and SB 297 incorporates elements of further reaching state laws into the MCDPA while declining to break new ground. For example, SB 297 adopts heightened protections for minors like those in Connecticut and Colorado as well as privacy notice requirements and a narrowed right […]

[…] extend far beyond the initial problem. So again, we fine-tune our rules and regulations. By the time this cycle has completed, the world has often changed, and new circumstances require that we begin again. And on it goes. Re-identification risks under the current HIPAA Privacy Rule have been reduced to the point that most […]

[…] for a wide range of applications, including improving search relevance and functionality, understanding societal trends, advancing scientific research (e.g., in public health surveillance or social sciences), developing new products and services, and fueling the digital advertising ecosystem.  However, the very richness that makes search data valuable also makes it exceptionally sensitive and fraught with […]