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[…] legal basis for processing data, as it is often the case in practice, with the other lawful grounds seen as exceptions.  The question of whether a purely commercial interest can serve as a legitimate interest was mentioned not as much as a misconception, but as the subject of current lively debate around LI and […]

[…] legal basis for processing data, as it is often the case in practice, with the other lawful grounds seen as exceptions.  The question of whether a purely commercial interest can serve as a legitimate interest was mentioned not as much as a misconception, but as the subject of current lively debate around LI and […]

[…] Creative Commons The use, circulation, expansion, and production of derived documents is free as long as the original source is cited and the use is for non- commercial purposes. PRESS For clarifications about the paper and interviews, contact the Associação through the e-mail [email protected] INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION ABMED: Brazilian Direct Marketing Association ANPD: Brazilian Data […]

[…] the California Consumer Privacy Act, or the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act — but there are hundreds of other state privacy laws on the books that regulate commercial and government uses of data.  In reviewing existing state laws, we find that they can be categorized usefully into: laws that complement heavily regulated sectors (such […]

[…] for intermediaries. Data sharing services must thus be rendered through a legal entity separate from the other activities of the intermediary, notably when the latter is a commercial company. This would, in principle, mean that legal entities acting as intermediaries under the DGA would not be covered by the proposed DSA as hosting service […]

[…] for intermediaries. Data sharing services must thus be rendered through a legal entity separate from the other activities of the intermediary, notably when the latter is a commercial company. This would, in principle, mean that legal entities acting as intermediaries under the DGA would not be covered by the proposed DSA as hosting service […]

[…] the collection and use of personal information. Many recognize the benefits to businesses and consumers of establishing uniform national standards for the collection, transfer, and sale of commercial personal information, if those standards are strong and flexible enough to meet new challenges that arise. Such standards will require, to at least an extent, replacing […]

[…] simply turning to privacy tech vendors to overcome complexities with compliance and regulation; they are now mapping out ROI-focused data strategies that view privacy as a key commercial differentiator. In terms of market maturity, the report highlights a need to overcome ambiguities surrounding new privacy tech terminology, as well as discrepancies in the mapping […]

[…] consumer privacy laws, as well as some elements unique to Colorado. The law is the first in the U.S. to apply to non-profit entities in addition to commercial entities. It contains a strong consent standard to process personal data for incompatible secondary uses and to process sensitive data such as health information, race, ethnicity, […]

[…] business’ regulatory compliance strategy. Meanwhile, emerging techniques like differential privacy, used to assess mathematical guarantees of disclosure control for a particular privacy mod – el, are becoming commercialized as well. Venture capital firms are investing in the privacy sector, 14 encapsulating a global trend that follows a market demand for privacy technologies driven by […]