“Data Privacy” Concerns Could Mean Less Race and Ethnicity Data from the Census Bureau

Did someone wearing Meta Glasses film you today? Are you sure?

People say they’ve been secretly filmed in their own home, at concerts and at work. Are the wildly popular smartglasses the final nail in the coffin of personal privacy? “I’ve had one person who told me that their intentions were creepy,” a man tells me over a video call, on condition of anonymity. He’s based in Los Angeles, and while we speak, he eats what appears to be tuna directly out of the can. “He said: ‘I go to strip clubs, and I want to record the strippers … Normally I put my phone in my chest pocket, but the glasses are more convenient.’” The man I’m talking to runs a business call…

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German finance ministry links high borrowing costs to security overhaul

German finance ministry links high borrowing costs to security overhaul Reuters

ARCOA Helps Organizations Navigate Growing Data Privacy and IT Asset Compliance Requirements

ARCOA, an IT asset disposition company, is positioning its services as a solution for organizations facing increasing data privacy and IT asset compliance demands.

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ICE Bars Its Workers From Wearing Meta’s Smart Glasses on the Job

ICE has prohibited its employees from using Meta's smart glasses while on duty, joining other organizations that have moved to restrict the devices over privacy concerns.

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CalPrivacy Authorizes Rulemaking on Opt-Out Signals, Raises Data Broker Fees, and Starts the Clock on DROP Amendment Comment Period

California's privacy regulator has authorized a new rulemaking process on opt-out signals, increased fees for data brokers, and opened a comment period on proposed amendments to the Delete Request and Opt-Out (DROP) framework.

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How a BYU study led Utah lawmakers to pass a student data privacy law

How a BYU study led Utah lawmakers to pass a student data privacy law KSL News

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