The EU is proposing a new regulation which would use AI to screen personal messages online in an effort to identify grooming.

Several technology giants were tricked into releasing the private data of many customers when they complied with forged legal requests from hackers.

Intel created artificial intelligence software intended to detect the emotional states of students during their remote learning sessions through collection of biometric information.

The U.S. government appears to be swaying in direction of promoting the right to repair and changes in anti-circumvention exemptions to allow consumers access to current technology without hefty costs.

Texas AG, Ken Paxton, sued Meta Platforms, Inc. for Texas law violations of biometric data use and storage that was collected by Facebook.

The Metaverse is believed to be the next big thing since IoT as many rush to purchase virtual land, gambling on the promise of what it might be in the future.

Congress proposed a new TLDR Act to addresses overly convoluted Terms of Use and Terms of Service agreements to make them understandable and provide transparency to consumers.

A Federal Trade Commission investigation finds OpenX violates COPPA child privacy laws and fines the company 2 million dollars in addition to a requirement to delete all collected sensitive data.

Apple and Google will introduce new app privacy standards in their respective app stores, putting stricter requirements on app developers, and coming into effect in 2022.

DoorDash challenges NYC law that requires apps to share customers’ personal information with restaurants after completing orders.

As the use of the Internet continues to evolve and younger generations rely on its use, proposed updates to COPPA seek to provide better protection for children and teenagers online.

MLB pitcher Michael Bolsinger sued the Astros for allegedly misappropriating his trade secrets – his pitching signals.

New York has a new law to address how biometric data is collected and used by landlords in the new Tenant Data Privacy Act.

As IoT is increasingly used in businesses, learning how to secure IoT devices from hackers is important.

Florida and Virginia are modeling new state privacy laws after EU’s GDPR and California’s CCPA.

IoT has been found to be a useful tool in gambling and brink and mortar casinos.

Apple is now requiring “Privacy Labels” for all apps sold on the Apple store that disclose information on the data collected from users and how it is used.

Virginia is set to become the second US state to enact a stringent privacy policy with the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act that goes into effect in 2023, giving businesses time to comply.