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[…] panel noted that the Guide is just the first step in this EU-ASEAN collaboration on model clauses, noting that a set of best practices from companies who use both is to be expected in the near future. To wrap up the first day of the conference, FPF’s Policy Councel for Global Privacy, Katerina Demetzou, […]

[…] response to First Amendment objections raised in the Netchoice v. Bonta litigation seeking to strike down the California AADC. 2. Key obligations SB 3 requires controllers to use reasonable care to avoid “any heightened risk of harm to minors” caused by their service. “Heightened risk of harm to minors” is defined to mean “processing […]

[…] jurisdictional clarity and to address privacy risks.  FPF’s comments encourage the CFPB to analyze the broad range of business activities that can be considered “data brokerage,” and use the Bureau’s regulatory instruments to address specific risks posed by emerging technologies and business practices, including: the use of LLMs and generative AI systems as research […]

[…] interoperability in global AI regulatory frameworks. AI Verify is based on a testing framework of internationally accepted AI governance principles, and a testing toolkit that companies can use in testing their own AI systems. Rather than defining ethical standards, AI Verify provides verifiability by allowing AI system developers and owners to demonstrate their claims […]

[…] the award-winning research partnership. She emphasized that any collaboration that utilizes data from Optum must follow strict guidelines, and there are careful protections to ensure the appropriate use of data. “This collaboration enabled important research that led to a broader public benefit and impact on diabetes management,” said Dr. Qasim, emphasizing the importance of […]

[…] as personal data under certain circumstances The treatment of personal data that has been pseudonymized is a significant, but commonly overlooked aspect of state privacy laws. Like Virginia, Connecticut, and some other states, TDPSA’s individual rights of access, correction, and deletion do not extend to data that is demonstrably pseudonymized (though consumer opt-out rights […]

[…] Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) in the United States. However, there are challenges that this rapidly growing racial group experiences, specifically regarding the collection and use of AANHPI data. In honor of APAHM, we are highlighting the gaps in research and data collection around AANHPI populations that have led to, among other […]

[…] term which comprises a wide range of public- and private-sector entities other than small businesses and registered political parties.  The APPs establish rights and obligations regarding: Collection, use, and disclosure of personal information; Use of personal information for direct marketing; Cross-border transfer of personal information; Quality and security of personal information; and Access and […]

[…] Finally, one of SB 262’s most unique provisions is a requirement that covered businesses may not provide consumer devices that engage in “surveillance” when not in active use unless “expressly authorized” by the consumer. Though “surveillance” and “active use” are not defined, the prohibition applies to devices that have any of the following features: […]

[…] has been traded 987 times per day. However, the inclusion of a strict prohibition may conversely have a significant impact on industries that rely heavily on the use of personal data to drive innovation and business growth. It is possible that future circulars or guidelines may provide more clarity on this issue, including potential […]