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How Families Can Protect Their Privacy While Navigating the Digital World

Modern families rely heavily on the internet for daily activities, but this increases privacy risks. Personal data can be exploited by advertisers and criminals, making cybersecuri...

Virtual Vanguard Recap- Rethinking Privacy- Consumer Trust and Data Consent

Virtual Vanguard Recap- Rethinking Privacy- Consumer Trust and Data Consent

Virtual Vanguard Recap- Rethinking Privacy- Consumer Trust and Data Consent

Virtual Vanguard Recap- Rethinking Privacy- Consumer Trust and Data Consent

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Young Canadians Are Ready for Privacy Reform. Is Parliament?

From Privacy Policies to System Architecture: The Supreme Court’s New Compliance Standard

Your Privacy Policy is now Irrelevant! A strategic breakdown of the Supreme Court’s shift in “No Privacy by Design”!! On May 22, 2026, the Supreme Court quieted a massive structura...

The New Privacy Arms Race

Ian says a new privacy market is set to become both a massive business and one of the most important technology battlegrounds of the decade.

AI Is Changing the Definition of Privacy

Ian explains why privacy could soon mean something very different than it does today as AI becomes increasingly more powerful.

Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Data Privacy Bill

Committee members expressed the need for a national privacy standard while also expressing concerns.

Meta’s Incognito AI Chat: Can Private AI Really Exist in a Data-Driven World?

Introduction The introduction of generative Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) into the mainstream digital communication platforms is rapidly changing the way we interact online. One o...

The Privacy Filter: June 2026

Free Speech Unmuted: The First Amendment and Privacy Rights

Jane Bambauer and I explore the uneasy collision between free speech and privacy law—from anonymous pamphlets and wiretaps to revenge porn, hidden cameras, Hulk Hogan, and whether...

Canada lawful access bill faces backlashes from privacy watchdog and tech giants

Canadian Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne said Tuesday that the federal lawful access bill requires further amendments to strengthen privacy protections for Canadians despite...

Canada rights groups calls for privacy legislation regulating federal political parties

A coalition of Canadian civil rights groups called for privacy legislation that regulates the collection of personal information by federal political parties on Wednesday. The appe...

Vermont Makes 23: States with Comprehensive Data Privacy Laws

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash

“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash

“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash

“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash

“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."

Connecticut Overhauls Its Data Privacy Act

House Panel to Hold Hearing on Major Data Privacy Bill

The bill gives the consumers the right to know and control when personal data is being shared.

Canada bill would shift private-sector privacy enforcement to new data regulator

Canada introduced new privacy legislation on Monday to regulate the handling of personal information in commercial activities. But concerns have been raised concerning the bill’s e...

GoDaddy Sounds Alarm Over How India Law Would Upend Internet Privacy Everywhere

Anonymity remains under attack.

How Stronger Privacy Laws Convinced Consumers to Share More Data

An analysis of 16,000 U.S. customers in California and Virginia shows how further disclosures and permissions can actually reassure customers.

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash

“Big Tech wanted to strip away our right to privacy. But the people spoke up, and we won."