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[…] enforcement access to data post-Dobbs, children’s and teens’ online privacy, and direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies’ embrace of emerging technologies.  By fully incorporating FPF’s best practices, states can promote a more privacy-protective genetic testing ecosystem and strive to better address the privacy issues that emerged in 2023 and continue to be a priority in 2024. […]

FPF and nasscom, India’s largest industry association for the IT-BPM sector, co-hosted a second webinar series (view the first series here) on January 29 with two panels focused on making consent under India’s new Digital Personal Data Protection Act of 2023 (DPDPA) scalable. A key design feature of the DPDPA is its consent-centric approach. […]

[…] on November 14, 2023. The Symposium presented a key opportunity for a global, interdisciplinary convening to discuss one of the most important topics facing Europe’s digital society today and in the years to come: “Understanding the EU Data Strategy Architecture: Common Threads – Points of Juncture – Incongruities.”  Read more about the event on the […]

[…] that protect privacy and A Regulator Sub-Group, focused specifically on legal and regulatory mechanisms supporting the development and use of PETs. “Privacy-enhancing technologies are increasingly important in today’s data-driven landscape. They allow us to safeguard sensitive datasets and information needed to advance a broad research, development, and demonstration portfolio,” said Asmeret Asefaw Berhe, Director […]

[…] law. Future of Privacy Forum 14 The Prediction Society: Algorithms and the Problems of Forecasting the Future Hideyuki Matsumi and Daniel J. Solove Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=4453869 Today’s predictions are produced by machine learning algorithms that analyze massive quantities of data, and increasingly, important decisions about people are being made based on these predictions. […]

[…] on November 14, 2023. The Symposium presented a key opportunity for a global, interdisciplinary convening to discuss one of the most important topics facing Europe’s digital society today and in the years to come: “Understanding the EU Data Strategy Architecture: Common Threads – Points of Juncture – Incongruities.”  With the program of the Symposium, […]

[…] on November 14, 2023. The Symposium presented a key opportunity for a global, interdisciplinary convening to discuss one of the most important topics facing Europe’s digital society today and in the years to come: “Understanding the EU Data Strategy Architecture: Common Threads – Points of Juncture – Incongruities.” With the program of the Symposium, […]

[…] where experts discuss a relevant topic and industry vendors showcase their specific solutions. Benefits of Sponsorship include: ❱ Visibility of company name, logo and website link in promotional materials and on-site at event. ❱ 15–20 minute Sponsor presentation during event. ❱ Sponsor to provide 1:1 meetings with attendees (if scheduled). $4,500 per sponsorship; 2 […]

In 2023, health data privacy developments were nearly all related to the continuing development of privacy law responses to the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision and subsequent moves by states to bar access to certain reproductive health care services and to criminally prosecute individuals seeking access to that care. As reproductive health care remains in jeopardy […]

In 2024, health and wellness-focused companies are increasingly integrating AI to streamline their services–with the expansion of AI-enabled digital health, the universe of potential health inferences will also expand, triggering new concerns about patient and consumer privacy. At this intersection of reproductive health privacy and AI concerns, state legislators and federal regulators appear poised to […]