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[…] cyberspace service users in Vietnam, including account names, service usage timestamps, credit card information, email addresses, IP addresses from the last login or logout session, and registered phone numbers linked to accounts or data; (iii) data concerning the relationships of cyberspace service users in Vietnam, such as friends and groups with whom these users […]

[…] class actions. Preliminary research findings 1) It should be noted that the data we examined only related to published judgments. We have yet to learn about the number of relevant claims in which the proceedings were stopped for various reasons (such as a settlement or lack of legal proceedings by the plaintiff or closed-door […]

[…] in any form, including (Section 3): Race, color, ethnicity, religion, age, and marital status of an individual; Education, medical history, criminal data, and employment information; Any identification number or any other mark that identifies an individual; Address, fingerprints, and blood group of an individual; Name of individual that appears in the personal information of […]

[…] it can produce or generate content similar to what it has been trained on, such as new text, images, video, music, and audio. For example, a growing number of AI tools are available for generating artwork and some even create videos based on text. A “large language model” (LLM) is a type of generative […]

[…] the parties’ responsibility to evaluate the laws of destination jurisdictions. This Report outlines how the three chosen frameworks are similar and where they are different in a number of key areas, including: Underlying Legal Basis for Use of Contractual Framework Core Party Obligations Data Subject and Third Party Rights Response to Government Requests Relevance […]

[…] range or age bracket. Some of the current age estimation technology can accurately distinguish a 12 year old from someone over 25, resulting in a much smaller number of users that would be required to provide sensitive identity documentation. Although methods of verification and forms or methods of identification will be established by further […]

[…] manner. For example, employers can collect DEI data without reference to individual employees (i.e., without employees providing their name, or other unique identifier, such as a personnel number or email address). In this manner, employers will comply with data minimization and privacy-by-design requirements, limiting any impact on the privacy of their employees. In practice […]

[…] an iPhone or Android, follow the below steps. iPhone Navigate to “Settings,” then “Privacy,” and then “Location Services” Search for each social media service 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 Permissions” Select the social media […]

[…] crisis in prisons have triggered state and federal officials to seek alternatives to incarceration. As a result, invasive electronic surveillance – such as GPS-equipped ankle monitors, smart phone tracking and suspicionless searches of electronic devices – is often touted as a humane substitute for incarceration. This paper analyzes “punitive surveillance” practices, which allow government […]

[…] the features of digital services and the available privacy options. Indeed, all design interfaces must constrain user autonomy to some extent in that they provide a limited number of choices within a mediated environment. In contrast, manipulative design tricks individuals or obfuscates material information. For example, manipulative design elements can steer individuals into unwittingly […]