Facebook, Google, YouTube order Clearview to stop scraping faceprints

It’s my First Amendment right to scrape publicly available face images, its CEO says. Besides, we’re just doing what Google Search does. Continue reading Facebook, Google, YouTube order Clearview to stop scraping faceprints

Facial recognition firm sued for scraping 3 billion faceprints

A potential class action says Clearview AI is breaking biometrics privacy law by ransacking social media so police can match photos with IDs. Continue reading Facial recognition firm sued for scraping 3 billion faceprints

New California Data Privacy Law, Wyze Data Leak, ToTok Spy App

In episode 102: Details on the new California data privacy law, the Wyze data leak, and what is the ToTok app and could it be spying on you? ** Show notes and links mentioned on the show ** Enter our Silent Pocket New Year’s Giveaway – Dead… Continue reading New California Data Privacy Law, Wyze Data Leak, ToTok Spy App

Death of Privacy: State of California, Department of Motor Vehicles Selling Licensed Drivers Personal Data

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Consumer Data Privacy Rights: Emerging Tech Blurs Lines

Data privacy is a fundamental right for Americans – but new emerging technologies like drone, IoT and facial recognition are introducing gray areas. Continue reading Consumer Data Privacy Rights: Emerging Tech Blurs Lines

Illinois Supreme Court Has Ruled No Proof Of Harm Needed In Biometric Privacy Violations

The ruling of the Illinois Supreme Court, based on Illinois Compiled Statutes 740 ILCS 14/ – The Biometric Information Privacy Act is the foundation for this bit of privacy related good news. The key here within the Illinois Supreme Court’s ruling and… Continue reading Illinois Supreme Court Has Ruled No Proof Of Harm Needed In Biometric Privacy Violations