Tag results for "privacy" for July 2015
- Lawmaker Wants Industry Standards For Facial Recognition TechnologyA new Government Accountability Office report on facial recognition technology shows t ...
- Google Risks Fines Over 'Right To Be Forgotten'Google is refusing to bow to an order from the French priva ...
- Advertisers Say 'Right To Be Forgotten' Conflicts With Free SpeechThe Association of National Advertisers is urging the Federal Trade Commission ...
- Appeals Court Sides With Netflix In Privacy Battle Over Home PageNetflix didn't violate a federal video privacy law by displaying information abo ...
- Google Refuses To Broaden 'Right To Be Forgotten'Google is opposing a demand by European privacy regulators to broaden t ...
- Pediatricians Warn Against 'Sharenting'As a new father, I get the impulse to share everything yo ...
- Researchers Tackle Keystroke-Based Profiling With New Browser PluginSecurity researchers say they can now recognize users with a "high degr ...
- Facebook Must Allow Fake Names, German Authorities SaysGermany's privacy regulators said on Tuesday that Facebook must allow people ...
- Senators Want FCC To Restrict Behavioral Advertising By Broadband ProvidersThe Federal Communications Commission should prohibit broadband providers from sharing information abo ...
- Your Flight Itinerary, Travel Timelines With Photos Serve Up In Search, MapsIt's getting a little scary when your airline flight itinerary serves ...
- Lawmakers Take On Internet Of Things With New 'Spy Car Act'A privacy bill unveiled today would prohibit car manufacturers from using da ...
- Google Defeats App Purchasers' Privacy LawsuitIn a victory for Google, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsu ...
- Media Companies Side With Spokeo In Fight Over Incorrect DataConsumers should not be able to pursue lawsuits for "technical violations" ...
- Supercookies, Digital Fingerprinting Undermine Trust In Web, W3C SaysThe influential standards group World Wide Web Consortium, directed by Web gu ...
- World Wide Web Consortium Unveils Do-Not-Track StandardsA four-year privacy initiative of the World Wide Web Consortium advanced tod ...
- Facebook's Stamos Challenges Adobe Security EffortsLess than a month into his reign as Facebook's security chief, Al ...
- Privacy in a World of Always OnOne aspect of the Internet of Things world is the issue ...
- Chamber Of Commerce Backs Spokeo In Fight Over Inaccurate DataSiding with the online data aggregator Spokeo, the Chamber of Commerce ...
- Consumers Devalue Databases With False InformationPrivacy concerns and unwanted marketing are the top reasons for consumers givi ...
- Facebook Fights To Keep EU Privacy Investigation ConfidentialConsumers who are suing Facebook in the U.S. say they are entitl ...
- Google Critic Pushes To Create 'Right To Be Forgotten' In U.S.On June 20, 2006, the BBC's Web site published the article "Heire ...
- Advocacy Group Wants To Extend 'Right To Be Forgotten" To U.S.Advocacy group Consumer Watchdog is asking the Federal Trade Commission to requi ...
- Group Demands "Right-To-Be-Forgotten" For U.S. ConsumersA consumer watchdog group -- fittingly named Consumer Watchdog -- is appeali ...
- New Data Breach Bill Covers Photos, Geolocation Data, Other 'Sensitive' InformationA new bill introduced in the House on Wednesday would require compani ...
- Piracy And Premium Content -- Fighting an Upstream Battle?While technology companies are making it easier to quickly identify and remo ...
- Hulk Hogan/Gawker Sex Tape Trial DelayedA judge says the trial can't begin today, as planned, because ...
- Chamber Of Commerce Backs Google And Viacom Against Nick.com Visitors In Privacy BattleSiding with Google and Viacom, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is aski ...
- PostBeyond Helps Employees Engage Online (Safely)Social media has presented a huge dilemma for companies and brands, to ...
- Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Trial Against Gawker PostponedGawker reports that its upcoming courtroom battle with Hulk Hogan, which h ...
- Possibility Of New Laws Send Brands To Monitor Behavior Across SitesLaws like the Harmful Digital Communications bill that passed in New Zeala ...
