sensitive data

New Privacy Requirements Took Effect October 1 In Three States

Date posted - 07/10/2024

New Privacy Requirements Took Effect In Montana, Maryland & Connecticut, plus CJEU Interprets GDPR in Favor of Schrems in Case Against Meta

FTC Report Offers Recommendations to Social Media and Video Streaming Services

Date posted - 23/09/2024

FTC Report Offers Recommendations to Social Media and Video Streaming Services

[WEBINAR] Navigating OOPS, Consent and Global Privacy Controls

Date posted - 12/09/2024

Join Sourcepoint and Red Clover Advisors for an essential on-demand webinar on navigating the complex landscape of U.S. sensitive data privacy laws.

California Passes Two Laws Expanding Opt-Out Signals

Date posted - 03/09/2024

California Passes Two Laws Expanding Opt-Out Signals, plus California Age Appropriate Design Code Enforcement Stayed Until March

Chrome Data Collection Class Action Revived on Appeal

Date posted - 26/08/2024

Chrome Data Collection Class Action Revived on Appeal. plus California Bill Mandating Browser Support of Opt-out Signals Is Amended

California Bill Mandating Browser Opt-Out Support May Pass This Week

Date posted - 12/08/2024

California Bill Mandating Browser Opt-Out Support May Pass This Week, plus X agrees to suspend processing of AI Training Data

NY AG Launches Website Privacy Guides

Date posted - 05/08/2024

NY Attorney General Launches Website Privacy Guides, plus U.S. Senate Passes Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act

[WEBINAR] Navigating the Maze: U.S. Sensitive Data Privacy Laws and Compliance Strategies

Date posted - 31/07/2024

Join Sourcepoint and Red Clover Advisors for an essential on-demand webinar on navigating the complex landscape of U.S. sensitive data privacy laws.

FTC Says Hashed Email Addresses Are Not Anonymous

Date posted - 29/07/2024

FTC says hashed email addresses are not anonymous, plus CPC Network takes action against Meta 'pay or consent' model

Introducing our guide to sensitive data and U.S. privacy laws

Date posted - 25/07/2024

One of the most significant developments in privacy law is the growing recognition that sensitive information can be derived from seemingly innocuous data. Our guide explores how different states are tackling this challenge, for example, Washington and Nevada.

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