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[…] work towards compliance to be able to honor these UOOMs beginning July 1, 2024. 1 Note that this requirement may complicate the default setting requirements discussed earlier given Colorado’s differentiation between a browser that comes pre-installed on a device and one that does not. 2 See page 40, in § 7025 on Opt-out Preference Signals.

[…] include mental or physical health treatment (in addition to condition or diagnosis). Second, sensitive data also includes “financial information,” which it specifies “shall include a consumer’s account number, account log-in, financial account, or credit or debit card number, in combination with any required security code, access code, or password that would permit access to […]

[…] an iPhone or Android, follow the below steps. iPhone Navigate to “Settings,” then “Privacy & Security,” and then “Location Services.” Search for each app downloaded on your phone Open each and make sure “Never” is selected or only “While Using.” Android Navigate to “Settings,” then “Location,” and then “App Location Permissions.” Select the app […]

[…] practice raise risks that are too significant or implicate sufficiently serious harms such that it should be abandoned altogether? II. Implementing relevant best practices There are a number of legal, technical, and policy safeguards that can help organizations maintain statutory and regulatory compliance, minimize privacy risks, and ensure that immersive technologies are used fairly, […]

Authors: Stephanie Wong, Amber Ezzell, & Felicity Slater As an increasing number of organizations utilize artificial intelligence (“AI”) in their patient-facing services, health organizations are seizing the opportunity to take advantage of the new wave of AI-powered tools. Policymakers, from United States (“U.S.”) government agencies to the White House, have taken heed of this […]

Authors: Stephanie Wong, Amber Ezzell, & Felicity Slater As an increasing number of organizations utilize artificial intelligence (“AI”) in their patient-facing services, health organizations are seizing the opportunity to take advantage of the new wave of AI-powered tools. Policymakers, from United States (“U.S.”) government agencies to the White House, have taken heed of this […]

[…] to handle body-related data is to evaluate whether the enumerated data practices are in compliance with the law. Collecting, using, or transferring body-related data may implicate a number of issues under current U.S. privacy law. However, most existing regulations were not drafted with immersive technologies in mind. It can therefore sometimes be unclear how […]

[…] and Other Business Practices Involving the Collection and Sale of Consumer Information. 2023 also saw developments in various U.S. state commercial privacy laws. We found that the number of state laws increased from five to twelve (or, arguably, thirteen), and in response, provided timely analysis in Iowa, Indiana, Montana, Tennessee, Florida, Texas, Connecticut, Oregon, […]

[…] important role for greater education, both for individuals as well as enforcers Participants supported a broad public dialogue on effective responses and solutions Participants identified a large number of unanswered questions in regard to the creation, implementation, and enforcement of industry codes that left much uncertainty Australia has played a leadership role globally on […]

[…] including third-party recipients of personal data and data subjects. Stage 2: Analyzing Relevant Legal Frameworks and Ensuring Compliance Collecting, using, or transferring body-related data may implicate a number of current and emerging U.S. privacy laws. As such, organizations should: Understand the individual rights and business obligations that apply under existing comprehensive and sectoral privacy […]