23andMe is floundering. Here is how to delete your data.
23andMe faces major challenges including a data breach, a lawsuit settlement, and plummeting stock prices, calling consumer data security into question.
Anywhere has proposed a settlement in a TCPA lawsuit after over five years of legal disputes, affecting 445,000 phone numbers.
23andMe is floundering. Here is how to delete your data.
23andMe faces major challenges including a data breach, a lawsuit settlement, and plummeting stock prices, calling consumer data security into question.
California's CPPA is moving forward with formal rulemaking on automated decision-making technology despite pushback from business groups regarding costs and statutory authority.
Senators rip into automakers for selling customer data and blocking right to repair
Automotive companies resist right-to-repair laws for profit, not consumer privacy, according to bipartisan senators.
State Privacy News - 11/15
California's CPPA is moving forward with formal rulemaking on automated decision-making technology despite pushback from business groups regarding costs and statutory authority.
Senators rip into automakers for selling customer data and blocking right to repair
Automotive companies resist right-to-repair laws for profit, not consumer privacy, according to bipartisan senators.
The race is on to make AI agents do your online shopping for you | TechCrunch
AI agents are transforming online shopping by navigating websites and automating checkout processes for consumers.
Why the 'secret vote' is dominating the election's last days
The 2024 election may see a significant number of voters choosing candidates in secret, reflecting personal values over public opinions.
TCPA Compliance 2025: Navigating New FCC Robocall Rules
Businesses must obtain explicit 'one-to-one' consent by January 27, 2025, for marketing communications via ATDS.
Individual consent per seller is now mandatory, affecting lead acquisition and costs.
Compliance is crucial to avoid significant penalties and legal issues under updated TCPA regulations.
23andMe appoints new board members as it works to stem the company's slide
23andMe appointed three new independent directors after all previous members resigned, highlighting challenges including consumer privacy concerns and declining stock values.
The FTC's PrivacyCon Was Chock-Full Of Warning Signs For Ad Tech
PrivacyCon event showcases research on consumer privacy and data security.
FTC's focus on surveillance advertising business model and enforcement actions against sensitive data sale.
Risks and rewards: Managing loyalty program privacy and security
Personalized loyalty programs enhance consumer convenience and business insights, but managing privacy and data security is essential to avoid legal and reputational risks.
DOT to investigate data security and privacy practices of top US airlines | TechCrunch
The U.S. Department of Transportation is conducting an industry-wide review of data security and privacy policies among major U.S. airlines.
The review will assess how airlines protect customers' personal information and handle data sharing with third parties.
Redbox hack reveals customer info. from 2K rentals
Redbox data insecurity raises serious concerns about consumer privacy despite the small volume of information stored.
The FTC's PrivacyCon Was Chock-Full Of Warning Signs For Ad Tech
PrivacyCon event showcases research on consumer privacy and data security.
FTC's focus on surveillance advertising business model and enforcement actions against sensitive data sale.
Risks and rewards: Managing loyalty program privacy and security
Personalized loyalty programs enhance consumer convenience and business insights, but managing privacy and data security is essential to avoid legal and reputational risks.
DOT to investigate data security and privacy practices of top US airlines | TechCrunch
The U.S. Department of Transportation is conducting an industry-wide review of data security and privacy policies among major U.S. airlines.
The review will assess how airlines protect customers' personal information and handle data sharing with third parties.
Redbox hack reveals customer info. from 2K rentals
Redbox data insecurity raises serious concerns about consumer privacy despite the small volume of information stored.
Inside the Multi-Decade Effort to Mobilize Gun Owners as a Political Force
Gun manufacturers have shared personal data of customers with political operatives, undermining confidentiality promises and impacting election dynamics.
MBA's Broeksmit says harassment, deception and distrust from trigger leads' must end
The MBA is advocating for the ban of trigger leads to protect consumers from invasive lender solicitations after mortgage inquiries.
Remote ID verification tech is often biased and wrong
Remote identity verification technologies are unreliable and biased, posing challenges for equitable access across demographic groups.
California Passes Law Protecting Consumer Brain Data
California introduces legislation to protect neural data, equating it to existing protections for sensitive information under privacy laws.
The Indo Daily: Ten years on - the U2 free album fiasco and Bono's biggest PR disasters
The free distribution of U2's album via Apple sparked significant backlash, highlighting tensions between art accessibility and consumer privacy concerns.
Data Privacy Day promotes best practices surrounding consumer privacy and data protection.
FPF is hosting LinkedIn Live discussions on the EU AI Act and the recent FTC settlement on sensitive locations data.
Google Won't Kill Off Cookies, Consumers Will - And That's How It Should Be | AdExchanger
Consumers overwhelmingly prefer privacy over convenience when given the option.
The future of digital advertising relies on first-party data strategies succeeding third-party cookies.
The California Privacy Protection Agency Is 'Primed And Ready' For Enforcement | AdExchanger
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) is gearing up for enforcement after a period of quietness.
The CPPA has hired staff and reinstated full enforcement authority, signaling increased activity in enforcing the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA).
Data Privacy Day 2024 - Future of Privacy Forum
Data Privacy Day promotes best practices surrounding consumer privacy and data protection.
FPF is hosting LinkedIn Live discussions on the EU AI Act and the recent FTC settlement on sensitive locations data.
Google Won't Kill Off Cookies, Consumers Will - And That's How It Should Be | AdExchanger
Consumers overwhelmingly prefer privacy over convenience when given the option.
The future of digital advertising relies on first-party data strategies succeeding third-party cookies.
The California Privacy Protection Agency Is 'Primed And Ready' For Enforcement | AdExchanger
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) is gearing up for enforcement after a period of quietness.
The CPPA has hired staff and reinstated full enforcement authority, signaling increased activity in enforcing the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA).
Advertisers should continue with cookieless strategies despite Google's changes, leveraging a mix of UID, first-party data, AI, and contextual targeting.
FTC orders 8 companies to hand over information on 'surveillance pricing' practices
FTC orders information on surveillance pricing practices from eight companies.
FTC bans major data broker from selling invasive location tracking details
The FTC has prohibited Outlogic, a US data broker, from selling or sharing sensitive location information due to a lack of safeguards to protect consumer privacy.
Outlogic's data was capable of tracking individuals to sensitive locations, including domestic abuse shelters and reproductive health clinics.
FTC orders 8 companies to hand over information on 'surveillance pricing' practices
FTC orders information on surveillance pricing practices from eight companies.
FTC bans major data broker from selling invasive location tracking details
The FTC has prohibited Outlogic, a US data broker, from selling or sharing sensitive location information due to a lack of safeguards to protect consumer privacy.
Outlogic's data was capable of tracking individuals to sensitive locations, including domestic abuse shelters and reproductive health clinics.
Curation in travel: A personalized, private replacement for third-party cookies
The deprecation of third-party cookies can lead to better, more private, and curated advertising experiences, benefitting the travel industry.
Digital Content Next divests TRUSTX to Symitri
The re-emergence of dealmaking in ad tech involves strategic players collaborating to balance economic viability with consumer privacy.
The state of data in 2024: How the ad industry is adapting to privacy regulations | MarTech
Companies must prioritize consumer privacy and adopt a 'privacy-by-design' approach to succeed in the digital advertising industry.
FTC's Khan warns tech industry that agency will strictly enforce AI data privacy
FTC will regulate AI tools for consumer privacy protection
Clear rules being set for data use in AI model training
FTC hits Avast with $16.5 million fine over allegations of selling users' browsing data
Avast Limited to pay $16.5 million and cease selling browsing data for ads
FTC alleges Avast misled consumers about privacy protection
California AG settles with DoorDash over selling consumer data without notice
DoorDash settled charges with the California Attorney General for violating consumer privacy laws by sharing personal information without notice or consent.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a strict privacy law that businesses must comply with, and non-compliance can lead to penalties and settlements.
PepsiCo Beverages on testing and learning its strategy in a fragmented media landscape
Advertisers are facing the challenge of navigating a fragmented video landscape with the rise of ad-supported streaming platforms, the creator economy, CTV, and retail media.
PepsiCo Beverages is prioritizing consumer privacy and utilizing in-house data, including a combination of first-party and third-party data, to inform their brand and creative strategies.
CPPA Board Approves Legislative Proposal to Require Browsers to Offer Opt-out Preference Signals
The California Privacy Protection Agency Board has voted to advance a legislative proposal requiring browser vendors to include a feature for users to exercise their California privacy rights.
The proposal aims to make it easier for consumers to opt-out of the sale and sharing of their personal information online.