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[…] tiny wires.” 17 While the Neuralink de- vice is still in the prototype stage, the technology points to a possible future where invasive BCIs are used for commercial purposes, such as gaming, entertainment, education, and wellness. Today it seems unlikely that consumers would be willing to surgically implant a device into their brain for […]

[…] Know a lot More about You Than You Think—or Want, USA TODAY, July 12,2006, at B-1; James Rosen, Big Business is Old Hand at Mining Personal Data, SACRAMENTO BEE(California), May 22, 2006, at A-10 (citing a study by a college professor finding “a 30-foldincrease in corporate data collection between 1999 and 2004. Wal-Mart . […]

[…] Rustad, supra note 13 , at 830 (citing Survey: Most Employers Monitor E -mail, Internet Use , SACREMENTO BUS . J., Oct. 8, 2003, available at http://www.bizjournals.com/ sacramento/stories/2003/10/06/daily20.html). 30 Hayes v. Spectorsoft Corp., No. 1:08 -cv-187, 2009 U .S. Dist. LEXIS 102637, at *7 (E.D. Tenn. Nov. 3, 2009). 31 Id. at *6. 32 […]

[…] DNA testing companies sharing genetic data with third parties (CBS News) Privacy guidelines launched to protect DNA data (The Daily Swig) Genetic-testing technology is progressing rapidly. The rules need to keep up. (The Washington Post) What Consumers Should Know About Commercial DNA Testing (The Wall Street Journal) How Companies Can Safeguard Consumer Genetic Data (American Society of Human Genetics)

[…] to vendors. Seems that at least 50% of the agreements I read state that schools/teachers/district are responsible for COPPA compliance. COPPA is administered by FTC, directed at commercial vendors and contains requirements that a school/district/teacher couldn’t possibly guarantee, even if they wanted to. Answer: Cor rect: the only part of COPPA that the school/district […]

[…] into law on September 29, 2014, and in effect since January 1, 2016. It has been described by California State Senate President Pro tempore Darrell Steinberg (D- Sacramento) as a law that “fosters innovation and protects kids’ privacy.”35 It is written broadly, providing new and extensive data privacy protections for K-12 students in California […]

[…] 12 Kapture Audio-Recording Wristband Device, http://kaptureaudio.com/ (last accessed Mar. 1, 2015). 13 OrCam – See for Yourself, http://www.orcam.com/ (last accessed Mar. 1, 2016). 14 See Richard Chang, Sacramento police deploy microphones to listen for gunshvots, The Sacramenbo Bee (July 30, 2015), http://www.sacbee.com/news/ local/crime/article29604628.html 15 HomeSafe Home Services, http://www.homesafeinspection.com/index.php/licensing/for-pest-inspectors (last accessed Mar. 1, 2016) (describing […]

[…] growth of the privacy profession is occurring organically, and government’s role is to encourage rather than mandate that growth. VII. Technology Solutions Are On the Way In Sacramento, in Washington DC, and in Brussels policymakers frustrated with privacy challenges are seeking to advance “the right to be forgotten” or Eraser Buttons or other efforts […]

[…] on behavioral economics in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal is a timely reminder about the benefits and the risks of new kinds of personal data uses. Take the Sacramento Municipal Utility District which since April 2008, according to Sanserino, has sent monthly notices to 35,000 customers showing how their usage compares with their neighbors and […]