Tag Archives: consumer protection
California Delete Act Takes Effect as Data Brokers Face Mandatory DROP Deadlines
Discover how the California Delete Act is transforming data privacy with the mandatory implementation of the DROP platform for data brokers. Continue reading
AI Ideological Bias: FTC Proposes New Regulatory Policy on Deceptive Outputs
The FTC has proposed a new policy statement targeting AI ideological bias, warning that undisclosed steering of system outputs may constitute consumer deception. Continue reading
Data Sharing Dark Patterns: How Platforms Block Opt-Out Requests
A new study by EPIC reveals how tech giants use manipulative design to prevent data sharing opt-outs, putting user privacy at significant risk. Continue reading
Kids Over Clicks: Michigan Senate Passes New Privacy Mandates
The Michigan Senate recently approved the Kids Over Clicks legislative package, mandating strict privacy settings and data protection for minors on social media platforms. Continue reading
Data Broker Regulation: Connecticut Senate Passes S.B. 4
The Connecticut State Senate passed S.B. 4 to strengthen data broker regulation and anti-doxxing rights, providing residents with more control over their personal and genetic information online. Continue reading
SECURE Data Act: House Proposes National Data Privacy Framework
The introduction of the SECURE Data Act aims to establish a unified national standard for data protection, granting Americans the right to access and delete personal information. Continue reading
Data Privacy Laws in Maine and Kentucky Empower Users Against Tracking
New data privacy laws in Maine and Kentucky are granting users increased control over metadata tracking and personal information stored by tech companies. Continue reading