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[…] be fair Absolutely all collection and uses of personal data must be fair and transparent, regardless of the ground for processing (opt-in, opt-out, legal obligation etc.). This is the Number 1 rule relating to processing of personal data listed in the GDPR (check out Article 5(1)(a)) and breaching it is sanctioned with the higher tier of […]

[…] –       Randstad – Dutch human resources consultants –       Workwave – Swedish software developer FPF research also determined that more than 1,580 companies, nearly one-third of the total number analyzed, joined Privacy Shield to transfer their human resources data. The research identified 202 Privacy Shield companies headquartered or co-headquartered in Europe. This is a conservative […]

[…] designed to search-and-detect artificial files, the process is uneven between creators and detectors. This is at least partly because of a disparity of attention and research. The number of people working on the fakers’ side, as opposed to the detector side, may be as high as 100 to 1, although any potential future breakthrough […]

[…] between industry and academic researchers. So far, more than 25 prominent companies are participating in the Alliance’s activities. In its initial work, the Alliance has identified a number of existing barriers to data sharing and has begun to address potential solutions that support compliance with legal, policy and ethical concerns. Alliance participants agree on […]

[…] consent. Use of Personally-Identified Information (PII). NAI uses the term “personally-identified” to refer specifically to data linked to a person’s identity (usually their name, email address, or phone number), such as data appended from offline sources. The 2020 Code clarifies that members who use PII or hashed PII for Tailored Advertising must now provide […]

[…] of sale solely for the purpose of detecting security incidents, fraud or illegal activity prevention. AB 1564 Consumer requests – Requires businesses to make available a toll-free number or a physical address and email address for submitting requests; – A business that exclusively operates online is only required to provide an email address for […]

[…] filtering did the battle against spam make major advances. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) was enacted in 1991 – the law imposes legal obligations regarding unsolicited phone calls, faxes, and text messages. But TCPA did not eliminate unsolicited calls, junk faxes, or spam text messages. In fact, consumers are increasingly targeted with fraudulent […]

[…] Counsel, provided context of the right to data portability. She reminded the audience that the first instance of portability mandated by EU law was about portability of phone numbers, as a result of the Universal Services Directive. As shown by its recitals, that provision was introduced to promote competition among telephone service providers. Zanfir-Fortuna […]

[…] from voice-activated digital assistants, to traffic routing, identifying at-risk students, and getting purchase recommendations on various online platforms. Embedded in new technologies like autonomous cars and smart phones to enable cutting edge features, AI is equally being applied to established industries such as agriculture and telecomm to increase accuracy and efficiency. We see already […]

[…] the data collected. As Americans, we tend to associate cars with personal autonomy, but we need to start thinking about cars like we think about our smart phones, rather than as mechanical chassis that get us from point A to point B. A few years ago, the auto industry anticipated these changes, and nearly […]