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DRILLING DOWN ON PRIVACY ALLEGATIONS: Northern District Of California Dismisses Data Privacy Claims

What Is Data Privacy in Project Management? A Complete Guide

Data privacy is an increasingly important component of effective project management because projects routinely create, process, transfer, and store information about customers, emp...

Beyond Cookies: Protecting Personal Information

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec 11 Sep 2026|Recruitment & HR NewsBeyond Cookies: Protecting Personal InformationThe conversation around personal data protection often focuses...

Why and how to implement privacy management in organizations

Privacy management used to be a one-time compliance exercise. As privacy regulations, AI use and third-party ecosystems expand, it’s now an ongoing operational function. Many priva...

The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download: October 2026

Welcome to this month’s issue of The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download, the digital newsletter of Blank Rome’s Privacy, Security & Data Protection practice.  State & L...

AI Agents and Data Privacy in India: Apple’s Full Disk Access Controversy Under the DPDP Act

Introduction Artificial intelligence (“AI”) agents are not merely responding to user queries. They are now operating on behalf of a person. To carry out these functions, they requi...

Protecting Our Privacy When Everything That Happens Should Be Known

An interesting book by Dave Eggers came out several years ago called The Circle. It was later made into a mediocre movie, but the book has become considerably more disturbing with...

Data Privacy Shouldn’t be Optional

Most Oklahomans will be blissfully unaware of the hidden data economy pervasively documenting their lives without their consent. Swiping their card at a gas station, paying a month...

Privacy Policy for a Small App: What Google Play Requires

A lot of solo developers find out about the privacy policy requirement at the worst moment: the app is built, the closed test is about to start, and Play Console shows a red mark n...

The Privacy Filter: A Briefing on Privacy Law and Policy October 2026

The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download: September 2026

AI Risk Deck: Privacy & Security (2)

Personalized Pricing Puts Data Practices and Disclosures Under the Microscope

Protecting Our Privacy When Everything That Happens Should Be Known

An interesting book by Dave Eggers came out several years ago called The Circle. It was later made into a mediocre movie, but the book has become considerably more disturbing with...

How Data Privacy Regulations in Norway Shape the Way Digital Platforms Operate

In Norway, much of everyday life now passes through digital services. A bank transfer, a train ticket, an online order, or a streaming subscription can all leave data behind. Most...

Data privacy isn’t just for nerds — here’s why you should care too

The more I see how my personal data is used across services, the more I want to guard my privacy.

Take A Break, Compliance Nerds. Privacy Is A Research Problem Now

The California legislature has passed the compromise version of SB-690, leaving most of the private right of action provisions of the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) in p...

Digital Privacy for Artists

By Thea Rodgers. This skills session enables participants to take immediate actions and understand the larger commitments and investments artists can make to ensure digital privacy...

I asked 100 companies for my data. Some deleted it instead.

Testing 100 companies found privacy requests often led to confusion and dead ends.

Privacy Is Becoming the New Standard for Personalization in Luxury Travel

Ultra-high-net-worth travelers increasingly prioritize privacy over personalization, pushing luxury hotels to rethink data retention practices and invest in exclusive-use villa and...

Google Fined €403M: Data Privacy Lessons for India’s DPDPA Framework

€403M Fine on Google: What Global Enforcement Means for India’s DPDPA Landscape? When a legacy UX decision costs €403 million, “industry standard” is no longer a defense. India is...

Your PC knows your age. Your TV knows what you watch. Privacy is disappearing

Privacy used to be a default feature of technology. Computers didn’t know who you were. Nor did any of the other appliances and devices living in our homes. I can’t say the same...

5 Steps to Minimize California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) Litigation Risk

Businesses nationwide with California website visitors face significant legal exposure under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). Originally a 1967 criminal wiretapping s...

When the intern has admin rights: GDPR in the agentic age

The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new parad...