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[…] yet significant milestones lie ahead. Anticipated developments include forthcoming updates to the Privacy Act, new industry guidelines from eSafety, and the introduction of a Children’s Online Privacy Code by the Australian Government. These initiatives are instrumental in crafting a secure and empowering digital environment for the youth, balancing the imperatives of privacy, safety, and […]

[…] divergent definitions. To ensure focus and regulatory efforts are targeted toward technologies that play an impactful role in individuals’ rights, FPF recommended alignment with definitions from Government Code § 11546.45.51, the CPPA Draft Regulations, and Assembly Bill 2930 that require the ADS role be “substantial” to the decision-making process. Law / Proposal Definition Civil […]

[…] Josh Lee, Sakshi Shivhare, Brendan Tan. (L-R) Second row:  Lee Matheson and Dominic Paulger. 2. At the IAPP Asia Privacy Forum, FPF organized a panel to examine India’s landmark data protection legislation, and also participated in a panel on data sovereignty. 2.1. On July 18, FPF organized a panel titled “Demystifying India’s Digital Personal […]

[…] journey. On a separate note, panelists also discussed data governance as an essential component of digital public infrastructures (DPIs)1. For instance, they noted DPIs became relevant after India included them as a priority during its G20 presidency. Although digital public infrastructure is still an evolving concept, it can be explored as an alternative to […]

[…] use that indicate or encourage addiction-like behaviors by minors. (3) Physical violence, online bullying, and harassment of the minor. (4) Sexual exploitation and abuse of minors. (5) Promotion and marketing of narcotic drugs (as defined in section 102 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 802)), tobacco products, gambling, or alcohol. (6) Predatory, unfair, […]

[…] business with companies that do not respect these principles. 5 See The White House, Consumer Data Privacy in a Networked World: A Framework for Protecting Privacy and Promotin g Innovation in the Global Digital Economy (2012), https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/privacy – final.pdf . 3 PRIVACY PRINCIPLES: 6 CONSENT Obtain express, affirmative consent when: 1) enrolling an individual […]

[…] Edge AI? , IBM, https://www.ibm.com/topics/edge-ai (last visited June 7, 2024). 22 In some jurisdictions, these norms have been codified in law. See, e.g., Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code §§ 22948.50 -.59. 23 See Elizabeth Napolitano, Tesla driver sues company for allegedly accessing customer videos , CBS (Apr. 10, 2023 11:09 AM), https://www. cbsnews.com/news/tesla-lawsuit-privacy-concerns-autopilot-reuters/ . […]

[…] AADCs’ enactments, conversations have been happening around the world on how to best protect youth privacy and safety online through regulation. These efforts, like youth provisions in India’s DPDPA, are not subject to the same First Amendment concerns raised by NetChoice, and these laws are moving forward without facing the same challenges in court. […]

[…] attested Trusted Execution Environment.” Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) “A trusted execution environment (TEE) is a secure area inside a computing device’s central processing unit (CPU). It runs code and accesses information i n a way that is isolated from the rest of the system.” Table 1: Comparison of leading descriptions of confidential computing. Confid […]

[…] entry into force. (Art. 113(a)) Provisions on Prohibited AI kick off, six months after the entry into force. (Art. 113(a)) The AI Office will have to publish Code(s) of Practice for General Purpose AI (GPAI) within nine months after entry into force. (Art. 56(9)) If by 12 months no (adequate) CoP is in place, […]