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[…] begins on April 4, 2025 Ticket Types: FPF Advisory Board Members Active FPF Advisory Board Member organizations enjoy complimentary registration for DCPF 2025. An email with the complimentary registration code has been sent to all eligible member organizations. How to Register: Use your company email address when registering. Our system will recognize your membership. Didn’t get your complimentary […]

[…] networking among peers, fostering new connections and addressing common challenges. We anticipate lively group discussions and encourage active participation from each attendee. (Chatham House Rules & FPF’s Code of Conduct are to be followed please). 2025 Advisory Board Meeting Directory The directory link (COMING SOON!) will be shared here the week of the event. […]

[…] in the company’s communication with Brazilian users compared to those in the European Union (EU): EU users were notified about the privacy policy change via email and app notifications, while Brazilian users were not informed and only able to see the privacy policy’s update via Meta’s Privacy Policy Center. In addition, the CGF’s Technical […]

[…] activities, as well as requirements based on the relevant type of communication. The chart also includes information about the obligations of health facilities to which the law applies and enforcement provisions incorporated from the broader legislative package.  Download the chart here. FPF Key Takeaways from AB 3030: Emphasis on transparency and indirect obligations for […]

[…] involved is subject to “crowd anonymity,” which is Apple’s approach to privacy protection by adding statistical noise to potentially identifiable data. Apple has also made this framework app store agnostic, which means that it should allow attributions for advertisements on apps installed via alternative app marketplaces. This aligns with efforts from other large platforms […]

[…] speakers closer to the event. Session detail As nations globally align their regulatory frameworks to address these topics, this panel will provide critical insights into the Australian approach to enhancing online experiences for young people, including through law and regulation, policy, and education. Australia is poised at the cutting edge of regulatory advancements in […]

[…] regulations to account for automated-decision systems, the Council is likely to influence how other states, regulators, and policymakers consider how existing civil rights and data privacy laws apply to artificial intelligence.  In order for these regulations to provide clarity and constructive guidance within existing laws and frameworks for organizations and individuals alike, including California’s […]

[…] Many thanks to Niharika Vattikonda, Angela Guo, and Jeter Sison for the tireless data work on this project! Limitations: Data was limited to websites accessed via desktop. App interfaces were not included in the survey. No virtual personal networks (VPNs) were used (ex. a VPN based in Washington state.) Please reach out Jordan Wrigley, […]

[…] kids and teens online, some of which have been the subject of litigation.  Amongst all this activity, the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act takes a new approach that is unlike much of what we have seen before. Like other proposals, the bill would create heightened protections for teens, and new protections for design […]