Google will extend its Privacy Sandbox project to its Android smartphones in an effort to curb the practice of advertisers gathering user data. Writing on...
There was a time when online platforms “moved fast, broke rules,” and were rewarded with massive consumer (and financial) growth while encountering limited regulatory pushback,...
Massachusetts residents are closer to having their privacy protected. This month, Beacon Hill lawmakers advanced an amended comprehensive data privacy bill, The National Law Review...
A former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is urging Congress to enact consumer privacy legislation. Jon Leibowitz, who led the agency from 2009...
The long running feud between the United Kingdom’s competition police and Google may have cooled. The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has secured a...
France’s privacy overseer has told Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company, that an unnamed website cannot use Google Analytics because it transfers personal information to the...
The rise of digital technologies has improved the world in untold ways. But there has been at least one casualty: privacy. For Americans, it’s especially troubling given the lack of protection. Only...
Biometrics firm ID.me is dropping the facial recognition component of its identity verification software used by a host of states and federal agencies. As The...
Meta says it’s “absolutely not” leaving Europe over European Union-U.S. data transfers, refuting reports in the press, according to a company blog post published Tuesday...