Collaborate Disseminate
Now all travelers to and from the U.S. – even if they are U.S. citizens – will be subject to facial recognition-based checks, a new filing revealed. Continue reading DHS Plans to Expand Facial Recognition Border Checks
On March 21, 2019, Advocate General Maciej Szpunar (“Advocate General” or “AG”) of the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued an opinion in which he recommended that the Court rule that pre-chec… Continue reading New EU Cookie Consent Recommendation from Advocate General
Schools out for summer? Well not quite. Unless you’re living in the east coast of Australia, it’s looking decidedly bleak weather wise for most of Europe and the American east coast. But I digress. Is it looking bleak for your d… Continue reading 2019 Digital Identity Progress Report
Venmo transaction data is public by default. But a programmer has taken that data stream and is tweeting the username and photos of users who buy ‘drugs’. Continue reading This Bot Tweets Photos and Names of People Who Bought ‘Drugs’ on Venmo
IT companies allege that one of New Zealand’s largest networks of doctors and nurses has been storing hundreds of thousands of sensitive patient records, without express consent. Continue reading 800K Patient Records At Issue in ProCare Health Snafu
The agency doesn’t ask for explicit consent to collect the voiceprints; and, the deletion and erasure process lacks transparency. Continue reading UK Tax Agency Collects 5.1M Biometric Voice IDs, May Violate GDPR
In its continuing move from websites such as Anon-IB, revenge porn has shifted not only onto Discord, but now Slack as well. Continue reading Revenge Porn Moves to Slack
Consent needs to be fluid, and the blockchain is anything but. Continue reading Don’t Fuck Anybody Who Wants to Get Your Consent Uploaded to the Blockchain