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Microsoft In-House Attorney to Serve as TikTok's First Global General Counsel
Erich Andersen will become TikTok's first global general counsel beginning Jan. 27.
TikTok Publishes First Transparency Report Highlighting Legal Requests
The company's public policy and corporate affairs attorney, Eric Ebenstein, said the report "provides important insight and clarity to our users regarding the volume and nature of governmental requests for our users' account information and other legal notifications."
With Data as National Security Threat, Big Law's Appetite for Government Officials Grows
The federal government has been watching closely for national security issues related to companies' data collection practices, and law firms are making sure they have the talent to address those issues for clients.
US Commerce Department Lags Other Agencies in CFIUS Draft Rulemaking, Lawyers Say
"There are still an enormous amount of technology companies and activities that are outside the reach of CFIUS because the Commerce Department has not moved with any speed to define the terms 'emerging and foundational technologies,'" said Giovanna Cinelli, a partner and international trade and national security practice leader at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius in Washington, D.C.
Fortnite Breach Suit Highlights Video Games' Oversized Cyber Vulnerabilities
The cyber threats faced by the video game industry are likely higher than those faced by others, while the industry's liabilities are unique as well. Games platforms popular with children, for instance, may fall under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Facebook Facing Legislative Scrutiny Again, This Time Over COPPA
Senators are pushing for "more transparency" around an alleged security flaw in Facebook Messenger Kids that allowed unauthorized adults to communicate with children under 13, in violation of COPPA.
Senators Probe Facebook on More Possible Privacy Violations, This Time Over COPPA
Senators are pushing for "more transparency" around an alleged security flaw in Facebook Messenger Kids that allowed unauthorized adults to communicate with children under 13, in violation of COPPA.
Childhood Privacy in Spotlight as FTC Takes Tough Stance on COPPA
Even if a site is open to all audiences, such as YouTube or TikTok, privacy lawyers say features like bright colors or emojis could lead the FTC to classify it as a platform appealing to children.TRENDING STORIES
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