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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has, yet again, held that data scraping public websites is not unlawful. hiQ Labs, Inc. v. LinkedIn Corp., decided ...
The Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has certified a question to the Illinois Supreme Court over the accrual of claims under the Illinois ...
In late May 2020 by online stationery and crafts company Minted disclosed that it had suffered a breach that compromised millions of consumers’ ...
MoginRubin LLP and Jennifer Oliver
02/12/20In its 56-page Feb. 13 report, the GAO listed three issues that should be considered: Which agency or agencies should oversee Internet privacy. What ...
While rare, this use of CFIUS powers may be a harbinger. Making good on his threats and citing national security risks, President Donald J. Trump ...
You have to give Google credit. It’s no quitter. Despite pressure in the United States and Europe that might tell other companies to take a breath, ...
While Facebook is under assault from multiple agencies and branches of government in the U.S. and Europe, it received a little good news from ...
Maine -- Governor Janet Mills signed the state’s tough new consumer privacy act into law June 6, requiring internet providers to obtain a consumer’s ...
Jennifer M. Oliver and Nicole Ambrosetti
14/06/19The newly proposed New York Privacy Act, S5642, would give consumers substantial control over the use of their personal data, such as the right to ...
Jennifer M. Oliver and Nicole Ambrosetti
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