A view from DC: Getting to yes on safe social media for teens IAPP
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A face-search site left millions of photos open. For many of the people in those photos, the law offers remarkably little recourse.
Most people shrug when told their data is collected. The shrug is rational. The harm arrives without a return address.
US and allies want IAEA board to report Iran to UN Security Council, diplomats say reuters.com
Russia's drone attack hits Ukraine's SBU headquarters, Zelenskiy says reuters.com
Russia hits Ukraine's security service headquarters in Kyiv, Zelenskiy says reuters.com
Notes from the IAPP Canada: Federal Court to weigh in on de-listing debate IAPP
Senator releases letters from armed forces after reports of location data being used to track US troops in Middle East US military officials say they have disabled advertising trackers on a range of phones and computers, according to letters released on Friday by the US senator Ron Wyden and statements given to Reuters. The development follows reports that commercially available location data had been used to target American forces in the Middle East. Continue reading...
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Data privacy concerns prompts Flock camera pushback KTSM 9 News
Who should care: General readers · Privacy officers · Policy