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1970-01-01 01/01/1970 January 1, 70

[…] provide clarity and constructive guidance within existing laws and frameworks for organizations and individuals alike, including California’s consumer privacy laws, FPF provided four recommendations to the Council:  1. Definition Alignment: The Council’s definition of “automated decision system” should align with similar regulations at the state and federal levels to facilitate greater clarity and compliance. […]

1970-01-01 01/01/1970 January 1, 70

[…] the importance of internal policies and risk assessment. The panelists argued that while AI introduces new technologies and applications, it ultimately functions similarly to other systems and services, allowing companies to leverage existing frameworks for compliance and risk management. The panelists additionally noted that many existing laws and regulations will remain applicable to AI […]

[…] organizations are responding to the transparency requirements of recently enacted U.S. state health privacy laws. The infographic reflects a survey of privacy notices on the websites of 180+ companies across a variety of industries and sectors, from pharmaceutical to apparel. Two key laws enacted on March 31, 2024 formed the basis for the survey, […]

Today, FPF is releasing an infographic that provides insights into how organizations are responding to the transparency requirements of recently enacted U.S. state health privacy laws. The infographic reflects a survey of privacy notices on the websites of 180+ companies across a variety of industries and sectors, from pharmaceutical to apparel.

[…] mandates found in other U.S. privacy laws. FPF has surveyed 185 company websites across various industries and sectors, focusing on entities providing health and wellness products and services. As this dataset shows, consumer health data notices or policies are inconsistent in both if and how they are displayed. There could be many reasons for […]

[…] discussed how different techniques help obscure or eliminate personal data retrieved from customer interactions. If properly implemented, businesses can keep relevant data for analysis and improvement of services while preserving the privacy of their customers. Panelists agreed that organizations investing time and resources to integrate these types of tools not only open up new […]

1970-01-01 01/01/1970 January 1, 70

[…] companies are required to comply with various data protection obligations, such as access, deletion, and parental consent, for when a service is “directed to children” or when services have “actual knowledge” that an individual is a child. However, KOSPA would modify the standard in a novel way: its protections for minors would apply when […]