Revisions to the UK Investigatory Powers Act: undermining progress towards a more secure and private internet?
There is important legislation making its way through Parliament that will affect the services on offer to British consumers and […]
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Privacy
A Guide for How Not to Pursue Child Protection Online
We are three weeks into 2024 and lawmakers have already begun proposing technologically unfeasible and potentially unconstitutional bills. A new […]
U.S. Privacy Landscape: 2023 and Beyond
2023 marked another important year for the development of U.S. privacy policy. Transatlantic data flows received much-needed clarity after the […]
A Growing Movement: Tracking the Rise of State Legislative Action on Children’s Online Safety
Reflecting on the 2023 session, children’s online safety stood out as a predominant focus among legislators. Proposals aiming to protect […]
The Case for Comprehensive Federal Privacy Legislation to Protect Service members’ Data
In an era where privacy is taking center stage, a unified, robust federal framework is required to foster strong privacy […]
Consumer Data Privacy – The Rush for States to Enact Laws in 2023
As efforts to establish a comprehensive consumer data privacy law in the U.S. Congress continued to stall, state legislatures picked […]
NetChoice v. Bonta: First Amendment Challenges to Age-Gating Mandates
Last month, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California granted NetChoice’s motion for a preliminary injunction […]
How States Have Approached Consumer Health Information After Dobbs
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization marked a turning point for American health […]
Children and Social Media: Differences and Dynamics Surrounding Age Attestation, Estimation, and Verification
Lawmakers across the political spectrum at both the federal and state-level are increasingly proposing legislation aimed at creating additional age […]
Texas’ New Child Protection Bill: Throwing The Teen Out With The Tech
As states pursue the worthy goal of enhanced security and protection for children online, many are constructing legislation that would […]
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