Privacy professionals

Privacy professionals

Strong encryption is essential for privacy and security in digital communications, and there is significant opposition to laws undermining it.

Google is advancing user tracking through digital fingerprinting, which may compromise user privacy despite claims of enhanced protection.

Tesla's data collection raises critical privacy concerns, as vehicles evolve into sophisticated data-gathering devices.

Real-time bidding (RTB) is a prevalent but largely unregulated process exposing personal data to numerous advertisers, risking privacy and security.

Nam3L3ss argues for better data protection measures by companies and governments, advocating for public awareness through the exposure of unprotected data.

Apple settles a class-action lawsuit for $95 million over Siri's unauthorized recordings, affecting millions of users.

The case highlights significant privacy concerns regarding voice-activated assistants and their handling of personal data.

23andMe's massive data breach highlights the need for better security practices and accountability in handling user data.

A Chinese cyberattack compromised the U.S. Treasury, gaining access to sensitive information through a third-party vendor, highlighting state-sponsored cyber threats.

Organizations must carefully review and encrypt sensitive data before sharing to mitigate cybersecurity risks and safeguard trust.

Cybersecurity breaches can lead to immediate financial loss and long-term detrimental effects on company reputation and financial health.

Many companies continue to mishandle data breaches, repeating past mistakes instead of learning to protect user data.

23andMe and Change Healthcare exemplify poor incident responses to significant data breaches.

Cybercriminals exploit trusted digital tools, like Chrome extensions, to steal sensitive data from users.

A recent attack involved spear-phishing and malicious Chrome extensions targeting millions of devices.

Cyber espionage significantly threatens businesses by compromising trade secrets, leading to financial losses and loss of trust.

Locate X allows warrantless surveillance, igniting serious privacy concerns over government tracking without court oversight.

The unlawful surveillance of journalists by police raises serious concerns about press freedom and the protection of confidential sources.

Tesla's detailed data collection raises significant privacy concerns as vehicles become more like computers, highlighting the balance between security and personal privacy.

The U.S. Supreme Court is actively shaping internet free speech laws, particularly regarding governmental use of social media.

The Secret Service did not verify consent for mobile phone location tracking, contradicting claims of user permission.

Section 702's mass surveillance now applies broader uses and lacks necessary reforms, posing a heightened threat to privacy rights in the U.S.

Section 230 is essential for protecting online speech and hosting diverse opinions without legal repercussions. Its repeal would be detrimental to free expression.

Mandatory age verification threatens rights to privacy and speech under the pretext of child protection.