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[…] (e.g., wellness, weight, sleep, etc.) was part of the collected data when consulting the general privacy notice or policy.* 62% The average number of website clicks to find the notice was 1.54 indicating not all notices were prominently displayed on home pages per the MHMDA 40% of websites surveyed had a consumer health data […]

[…] Meta’s global initiative connecting policymakers and companies to develop policies around emerging technologies and AI, a project developed separately in Brazil and Uruguay. One of the project’s findings in Brazil identifies a gap in most data protection laws (including the LGPD): a lack of an express provision covering PETs. In some cases, the connection […]

[…] than they represent ed when they collected the data ” and that ” companies should not use facial recognition to identify anonymous images of a consumer to someone who could not otherwise identify him or her, without obtaining the consumer ’s affirmative consent first . ” 38 Privacy protections for facial recognition data may […]

[…] may be complex, difficult to read, or overwhelming for most average individuals. 18 As a result, manufacturers and sellers of passenger vehicles can be more effective by finding ways to provide notices that go above and beyond legal requirements, for example by in-vehicle “just in time” notices, providing additional easy-to-understand information in the form […]

[…] See FPF’s blog on the Maryland AADC, our chart comparing it to the California AADC, and our blog on Maryland’s Online Data Privacy Act.  The District Court’s finding that the California AADC provisions are likely to be unconstitutional may have caused some legislators to hesitate to propose AADC-style bills or to diverge in ways […]

[…] 2024), see also Press Release, Att’y Gen. Bonta Announces Settlement with DoorDash, Investigation Fin ds Company Violated Multiple Consumer Privacy Laws (Feb. 21, 2024), https://oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/attorney-general-bonta-announces-settlement-door dash- investigation- finds-company (last accessed Jun. 21, 2024). 39 See What Is Differential Privacy?, Inst. of Elec. and Elec. Eng’r, https://digitalprivacy.ieee.org/publications/topics/what-is-differential-privacy (last accessed Jun. 21, 2024). 40 For example, […]

[…] boundaries of our expectations related to privacy, security and online safety are stretched more and more – by technology companies, criminals and harm-doers, as well as regulators. Finding a good balance that ensures appropriate protection for members of our community in their use of digital products and services is complicated. Globally, Australia has been […]