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The agency is using an arcane strategy to try to shut down some of the efforts to restore net neutrality. Continue reading The FCC Says Net Neutrality Lawsuits Are Moot Because It Already Repealed Net Neutrality
State assembly member Miguel Santiago helped gut the bill last time, but this time he’s a cosponsor. Continue reading California’s Net Neutrality Bill Is Back from the Dead, with the Help of Its Biggest Detractor
The beleaguered company has been updating its terms like it’s changing its Tinder pic. Continue reading Here Are All the Changes MoviePass Made to Its Terms of Service In the Last Six Months
AB 375, or the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) of 2018, was signed into law by California Governor, Jerry Brownon, on June 28, 2018 and is recognized as one of the toughest privacy laws in the U.S. The statute requires companies to disclose to C… Continue reading Achieving compliance: GDPR, CCPA and beyond
The Congressional Review Act resolution passed with 52-47 votes. Now it goes to the House. Continue reading Senators Just Passed a Resolution to Restore Net Neutrality
The Congressional Review Act resolution passed with 52-47 votes. Now it goes to the House. Continue reading Senators Just Passed a Resolution to Restore Net Neutrality
The Washington Post released the consulting contract between Trump’s lawyer and the telecom firm. Continue reading AT&T’s Contract with Michael Cohen Show Exactly What It Hoped to Get From Him
The rules were repealed in December, but the formal process wasn’t yet complete. Continue reading It’s Official: the FCC Has Released the Date the Net Neutrality Repeal Will Go Into Effect
I am sure you have all read the news of Grayshift’s issues battling extortionists and their ilk. I have, however, not seen any significant commentary regarding the data theft this SNAFU could facilitate.
Here’s the thought problem (looking for culpabi… Continue reading The Grayshift Predicament
Facebook had previously spent $200,000 on a group opposing the California Consumer Privacy Act. Continue reading As Mark Zuckerberg Is Grilled in Congress, Facebook Stops Fighting California Privacy Bill