As of May 10, 2022, Connecticut is the fifth state to enact statewide data privacy legislation. According to JD Supra, “the DPA becomes effective on July 1, 2023 and applies to businesses that: (a) transact business in Connecticut or otherwise utilize products or services targeted to Connecticut residents; and (b) either (i) control or process the personal data of at least 100,000 Co
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According to an article by The Verge, Google says it’s expanding the types of personal information that it will remove from search results to protect things like your physical address, phone number, and passwords.
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On March 24, Utah governor signed the Utah Consumer Privacy Act into law, making Utah the fourth state to enact comprehensive consumer privacy legislation. The law goes into effect Dec. 31, 2023.
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Have you ever had your hands full when entering your vehicle, struggling to find your keys and dropping said items, ending up frustrated and still locked out of your car? Now imagine you have keyless entry to your car, hands full, you press the keyless entry button and *bam* your vehicle opens with little to no effort on your behalf. With a key on your person, your entry is secured and verified with a frictionless experience.
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Want to know how to track companies that sell your data? It’s not always straightforward, but here is one way you can go about revoking your data from companies that don’t need to have it.
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The EU and United States have struck an agreement in principle on a revamped “Privacy Shield” data transfer agreement which was announced just today.
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What’s the latest and greatest from Facebook? Well, they have decided that a small subset of Facebook users are now eligible to enroll in Facebook Protect – a way for political candidates, their campaigns and elected officials to further secure their accounts.
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The consumer experience is evolving every single day. Customers are demanding not only products, but also experiences that connect them to your company.
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2011 that had tracked people online even after logging off the Facebook platform.
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The login experience has gotten more and more complicated over the years and every website has their own way to do it. When logging into a new website, we are presented with options to sign in with Google, Facebook and other platforms that make the login experience apparently more seamless. But what about using actual login information and what does that mean for your privacy?
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