Collaborate Disseminate
The FTC has accused three data brokers, including Gravy Analytics and Venntel, of illegally tracking and selling non-anonymized consumer location data.
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A review of nine companies’ business practices found that using their services was just the beginning of vast data collection efforts.
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Experts say the American Privacy Rights Act is a good first step but that more can be done to protect consumers from the sale of their personal data.
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The case is the latest in a series of FTC enforcement actions focused on health data privacy and the first involving genetic information.
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The telehealth and discount drug provider promised health data would remain confidential and then allowed it to be used for targeted ads.
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The U.S. famously does not have a federal privacy law and instead relies on 50 different state laws governing breach notification.
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The U.S. famously does not have a federal privacy law and instead relies on 50 different state laws governing breach notification.
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All companies have to comply with privacy and security laws. They must also comply with any settlements or edicts imposed by regulatory agencies of the U.S. government. But Twitter now finds itself in a precarious position and appears to be failing to take its compliance obligations seriously. The case is a “teachable moment” for all […]
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Apps custom-designed for schools are sending staggering amounts of data to Facebook and Google, researchers found.
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Lawmakers worry that Elon Musk’s hasty changes on the Twitter platform such as altering its verification service could harm consumers.
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