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[…] result, FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | J U LY 2 0 2 4 3 Video-Based Vehicle Safety Systems: Lessons Learned From Commercial Fleets 2 there are a number of lessons that passenger vehicle manufacturers can learn from these implementations, both in their successes and their challenges. Lessons can be learned regarding how to implement […]

[…] or 1:1 matching (e.g., “enhancing” first-party data); whether it allows for only aggregated inferences (similar to differential privacy solutions 39); and whether businesses are limited in the number of queries they can make. All of these questions would benefit from greater guidance from regulators and are sure to be a key topic of interest […]

[…] v. Kochava, the Commission argues that the collection and disclosure of location data can constitute an injury under Section 5 of the FTC Act.  As an increasing number of state comprehensive privacy laws come into effect and the right to cure sunsets in many state laws, enforcement activity will continue to intensify. The Texas […]

[…] its scope and content. In addition to general obligations to respect and uphold human rights, it aims to establish a risk-based approach to regulating AI and a number of common principles related to activities within the entire lifecycle of AI systems. Its general principles include, among others, respect for human dignity; transparency and oversight; […]

[…] sh ould be answered normally. Monitoring personnel should be appointed, and the quality and security o f generated content should be improved promptly based on monitoring. The number of monitoring personnel should be matched with the scale of the s ervice. Model updates and upgrades Security management strategies should be formulated for model updates […]

[…] “with sufficient particularity” whether the following types of information have been collected but to not disclose the information itself: (1) SSN; (2) driver’s license or government ID number; (3) financial account number; (4) health insurance account or medical identification number; (5) account password, security questions, or answers; or (6) biometric data. This obligation to […]

[…] children as defined in COPPA; (2) the online product being determined, based on competent and reliable evidence regarding audience composition, to be routinely accessed by a significant number of children; (3) the online product being substantially similar or the same as an online product that satisfies item (2) of this subsection; (4) the online […]

[…] benefits (see Table 2 below for examples). The FTC looks for particular patterns when determining whether a given practice is manipulative or deceptive. It also enforces a number of general consumer protection laws and regulations that may regulate manipulative or deceptive design, such as the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act (ROSCA), Controlling the Assault […]

[…] assessment (DPA) for each of their processing activities that “present a heightened risk of harm to a consumer.” MODPA’s requirements for conducting a DPA, however, contain a number of unique provisions that could require covered entities to rework their internal strategies for conducting assessments:  Exclusive: Like many states based on the WPA framework, MODPA […]