By Alex Psilakis While it may seem as though the U.S. government cannot acquire private, sensitive information collected on one’s phone without probable cause, recent…
President Joe Biden’s move to protect abortion access includes a bid to enlist the Federal Trade Commission to help the Department of Health and Human Services guard…
By Alex Psilakis When it comes to protecting children’s privacy online, there remains a lot more that developers, platforms, and government regulators can and must…
By Alex Psilakis With no action coming from Congress, several states have taken steps to address data privacy protections for consumers. Recently, Connecticut passed a…
Read the original story here. As if people with uteruses didn’t have enough to worry about since the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that signaled the end of Roe…
Read the original story here. By Tatum Hunter and Heather Kelly Lots of people find it helpful to keep tabs on their menstrual cycles. Advertisers,…
By Alex Psilakis Google recently launched two major updates aimed at enhancing user privacy and security. First, Google announced a multi-year effort to develop a Privacy Sandbox on Android. The…
By Holden Williams In late March, the Financial Times reported that mobile apps using software development kits (SDKs) created and operated by the Russian tech giant Yandex risked sharing user…
By Holden Williams In January, Congress sent an encouraging signal about its involvement in the digital ecosystem by introducing a new bill: the Banning Surveillance Advertising Act. Introduced by Representatives…
More Accountability Needed to Protect Children Online By: Katherine Zhuo In the past 20 years, despite the drastic changes in the social media landscape and online presence of children, there…