Tag results for "privacy"
- Williams Sonoma Pushed The Boundaries Of Permission Marketing And FailedA simple data glitch is just the beginning as companies push the ...
- Consumers Go Private -- Dare Facebook Follow?Two in three consumers are now sharing content privately. Does Facebook dare ...
- MP Says Facebook Has 'Misled' Investigators On Cambridge AnalyticaDamian Collins, the Chair of the influential DCMS parliamentary committee, believes he ...
- Facebook's Latest Security Breach: User Passwords Exposed To EmployeesThe company did not say how many of Facebook's more than 25,000 ...
- Mailchimp Cuts Shopify Integration Over Data Security IssuesMailchimp says it objects to Shopify's updated terms, which Mailchimp says would ...
- Gmail To Drop IFTTT Link On March 31Google says it is removing apps that "haven't yet complied with our ...
- FTC Plans To Investigate Big Tech Over PrivacyFacebook, Google and other tech giants may soon have to disclose otherwise ...
- GDPR Gets Mixed Reviews At London PanelThe GDPR has been a success in terms of breach notifications but ...
- Opt-In Privacy System Could Benefit Large Companies, FTC Chairman Suggests"We're starting to see research and empirical economics analysis that suggests that, ...
- Supreme Court Orders New Look At Google Privacy BattleThe Supreme Court Wednesday sent a long-running privacy class-action against Google back ...
- 54% Would Uninstall Mobile Apps If They Collected Unrelated DataInstagram's in-app checkout leaves questions about who owns the purchase data and ...
- ANA Wants Privacy Regime That Bans Some Practices, Allows Opt-Outs For Targeted AdsThe Association of National Advertisers plans to seek federal privacy legislation that ...
- BitBounce And Honeypod Partner To Fight SpamThe BitBounce free email service will be integrated into the Honeypad dashboard, ...
- Academic Sues Facebook Over Cambridge AnalyticaAleksandr Kogan, the former psychology researcher from Cambridge University at the heart ...
- Homegrown GDPR: Firms Gear Up To Deal With Tough California LawAlmost 20% of affected businesses will spend $1 million or more to ...
- Marketers Face Double Whammy: GDPR and the E-Privacy DirectiveNew EU opinion says some -- but not all -- data authorities ...
- Google Boss Says Privacy Means Doing 'More With Less'Ahead of a London Ad Week speech, the head of Google's advertising ...
- New Bill Would Restrict Commercial Use Of Facial RecognitionThe Commercial Facial Recognition Privacy Act would require companies to obtain people's ...
- Dutch Data Authority Debuts EU's First GDPR Fining PolicyThe Dutch Data Protection Authority has released the first GDPR fining policy ...
- How Email Preferences Cut Subscriber ChurnThe average email unsubscribe rate is 0.27% for retailers. That means a ...
- Major Executives Cox, Daniels Exit FacebookMark Zuckerberg said the departures are directly related to his decision to ...
- Facebook Faces Criminal Probe Over PrivacyIn recent years, tech companies that played fast and loose with customers' ...
- Facebook Data Deals Under Criminal ProbeFacebook is the subject of a criminal investigation over its data practices, ...
- Sen. Wyden Slams Carriers Over 'Atrocious' Privacy Lapses"We have established that there is a clear, ongoing pattern of misuse ...
- New Mexico AG Presses Claims Against Google"Google represented that the Tiny Lab Apps were suitable for play by ...
- Washington State Senate Passes GDPR-Style BillThe Washington State Senate has overwhelmingly passed SB 5376 -- the Washington ...
- Curb Tech Giants' Data Power, The Treasury Is ToldA Treasury Review, carried out by Stanford University Professor Jason Furman, has ...
- Google Adds DuckDuckGo As A Search Option In Chrome BrowserGoogle Chrome, the search engine's browser, has updated the lists of default ...
- Senators Propose Banning Behavioral Targeting Of Teens Under 16The "Digital Marketing Bill of Rights for Minors" would also require companies ...
- California Privacy Law Could Revive 'Do-Not-Track' ToolsPrivacy advocate Alastair Mactaggart told the Senate that businesses could comply with ...
