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Texas a Rarity in Regulating Biometrics. Elsewhere, Local Governments Are Taking Action
Biometric data sharing and collection is growing, with few laws on the books to regulate it. But some lawmakers have clamped down on the use of facial recognition tech to limit its potential dire impact.
Texas Among the Leaders in Biometric Laws and Regulations: What U.S. Companies Need To Know in 2020
As more and more states seek to expand biometric privacy protection, plaintiffs begin to explore new claims under these legislative schemes. Companies, therefore, must proactively monitor their compliance with emerging privacy laws.
Can Medical Data Remain Anonymous in the Age of Facial Recognition?
HIPAA privacy laws were designed to change with the times, but the organizations under their dominion may have a more difficult time adapting to new technologies that make it harder to de-identify medical data.
FTC's Consent Requirement May Signal New Liability for Monitoring Software
While the FTC decision only applies to one Florida company, lawyers said obtaining consent could become a standard practice that monitoring software companies deploy to avoid potential liability.
Top EU Justice Official Says U.S. Must Do More to Protect Citizens' Data
But Vĕra Jourová, the EU's Commissioner for Justice, said the Privacy Shield has generally been a commercial success.
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The Privacy Revolution Has Arrived (in the US)
While the European Economic Area, including the European Union, has led the modern privacy revolution, specifically by enacting and enforcing the groundbreaking General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the protection of consumer privacy is also gaining momentum around the globe. In the United States, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is leading the way.
Impeachment Investigation Likely Won't Have to Tiptoe Around Foreign Privacy Laws
As part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry, The White House has been ordered to preserve documents related to President Trump's foreign calls. However, the implications for foreign privacy laws may not be as severe as one might expect.
5 Biggest Data Breaches, Leaks of the First Half of 2019
The first six months of the year have affected at least a few billion people.
Why Today's Ransomware Is More Virulent (and Lucrative) Than Ever
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