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[…] data minimization paradigm embodied in MODPA, MHMD, and the NYCPA, the collection of data itself is prohibited unless it is deemed necessary for providing a product or service requested by the consumer. In this regard it is closely related to purpose specification. In a substantive model, collection and use is tied to the nature […]

[…] Country ● Health: A View from DC: New York Readies to Pass an Extraordinary Health Privacy Law ● Location: FPF Mobility & Location March 2025 Working Group Call Notes ● FPF Report: Anatomy of State Comprehensive Privacy Law State & Federal Privacy Legislation and Regulation Discussion Lead: Jordan Francis and Keir Lamont CONTINUED: 6. […]

[…] hospital protocols and support decision-making in the healthcare sector. Finally, Banco do Brasil is developing a Large Language Model (LLM) to assist employees in providing better customer service experiences. The study also highlights the increasing popularity of commercially available generative AI systems such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini among Brazilian users.  In this […]

[…] Act), and children (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act). Other privacy protection laws relate to topics like marketing, such as the CAN -SPAM Act and do -not – call requirements. U.S. laws can give federal agencies power to issue supporting regulations, such as the Federal Trade Commission for CAN -SPAM or the Consumer Financial Protection […]

[…] which personal data can be collected, used, or shared, typically requiring some connection between the personal data and the provision or maintenance of a requested product or service. This white paper explores this ongoing trend towards substantive data minimization, with a focus on the unresolved questions and policy implications of this new language. Read […]

[…] Vermont’s default settings approach to safer design, Nebraska requires covered businesses to develop various tools for minors. In some instances, these tools overlap with the default settings called for in Vermont and are just a different statutory approach of arriving at the same goal, such as tools for restricting the collection of geolocation data […]

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[…] of the Union and the public continued to advocate for more safety and privacy protections on social media, 2023 saw federal, and state policymakers react to the call. In response, FPF’s Youth & Education Privacy team provided comments to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on Kids Online Health and Safety, as well as […]

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[…] exceptions (i.e., there are no numerical applicability thresholds, although the law’s entity-level and data-level exemptions still apply).  Under these new provisions, any controller that offers an online service, product, or feature to a consumer whom the controller actually knows or wilfully disregards is a minor must use “reasonable care” to avoid a “heightened risk […]