Tag results for "privacy" for May 2016
- Danish Regulators Investigate Public Release Of OKCupid DataThe Danish Data Protection Authority is investigating whether the country's privacy la ...
- Health Care Professionals Rebut Bad Reviews By Disclosing Patients' InformationSome doctors, dentists and other health care professionals are sharing details abo ...
- FCC Urged To Craft New Privacy Regs For Unlocked Cable BoxesThe FCC should refine its proposal for new set-top box rules ...
- Two Years To Go Until GDPR Becomes The LawOn 25 May 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will co ...
- Email Marketing Via Opt-In, Opt-Out Or Consent?If a=b and b=c, then it follows that a=c. So how do ...
- IAB Weighs In Against Broadband Privacy RulesPrivacy proposals put forward by the Federal Communications Commission "threaten to hamp ...
- What Happens To New Email Rules If The UK Leaves The EU?It's still good advice to press on with GDPR readiness because regardle ...
- Illinois Lawmaker Wants To Gut Privacy Protections For 'Faceprints'Facebook, Google and other Web companies that use facial recognition technology ...
- Two Years To Go Until GDPR Becomes The LawOn 25 May 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will co ...
- Chamber Of Commerce Opposes Tough Broadband Privacy RulesThe U.S. Chamber of Commerce weighed in today against the Federal Communicatio ...
- UK Government Announces Review Of Anti-Terror Email Harvesting Powers The independent reviewer of terrorism legislation has agreed to lead the revie ...
- IAB, New York Times, Others Back Gannett In Privacy BattleThe New York Times, Huffington Post and IAB are asking an appella ...
- FTC To Examine Privacy Policies, AdChoices IconThe Federal Trade Commission plans to scrutinize online privacy notifications, the agen ...
- Privacy Group Backs Secure Communications AppThe Wickr Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to private communication and uncensor ...
- Broadband Privacy Proposal Too Broad, Former FTC Chair SaysA proposal to protect consumers' privacy by requiring broadband providers to obta ...
- Facebook Must Face Class-Action For Scanning 'Private' MessagesFacebook users can proceed with a class-action accusing the company of violati ...
- Google Challenges Illinois 'Faceprint' LawRequiring online photo services to follow an Illinois privacy law regarding "faceprint ...
- French Censorship Order Appealed By GoogleGoogle has appealed a $112,000 fine for failing to censor search resul ...
- Broadband Privacy Proposal Moving Too Fast, Regulator Says"This is the kind of subject that is complicated and would benef ...
- FindFace App Threatens Public AnonymityThe Guardian considers FindFace -- a new app that lets users photogra ...
- Gannett Asks Appeals Court To Reconsider App Privacy RulingGannett is asking a federal appellate court to reconsider a decision th ...
- Online Data Broker May Have To Face Lawsuit Over ErrorsSpokeo may have to face a privacy lawsuit for allegedly displaying incorre ...
- Mozilla Asks Court For Insight Into FBI HackMozilla is asking a court to divulge how the FBI hacked in ...
- Researchers Post Data About 70,000 OKCupid UsersResearchers publicly released data about almost 70,000 OKCupid users, including their sexu ...
- People Limit Web Use Due To Privacy Concerns, Commerce Department SaysConcerns about privacy and security are discouraging people from posting to soci ...
- FBI Expects More Battles Over Locked PhonesFBI head James Comey said this week that expects more litigation ov ...
- Verizon Fights Tough Broadband Privacy ProposalVerizon wants the FCC to back away from regulations that would requi ...
- Netflix Urged To Stop Blocking VPN UsersDigital rights group OpenMedia has urging Netflix to stop blocking users fr ...
- ICO Highlights New EU Privacy Laws As An Opportunity To Build TrustBusinesses -- especially those with an already open dialogue with consumers ...
- FCC Chairman Warns Senate Against 'Retreat From Privacy'Allowing Internet service providers to serve behaviorally targeted ads would mark ...
