DNT will no longer be a default setting for Microsoft

On April 3, 2015, Microsoft announced that the Do Not Track option will no longer be a default setting in its Windows browsers. Do Not Track is a technology that enables users to opt out of tracking by websites they do not visit, including analytics services, advertising networks, and social platforms. According to Microsoft blog, […]

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Joseph Steinberg, How Two Obscure Court Verdicts in Europe Could Impact Americans’ Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Taxes

The author discusses two French court verdicts that could have serious consequences for American businesses. The first ruling established that “in “inextricably linked” cases, a European subsidiary in any of the 28 member states of the European Union is liable for actions of its American parent that violate European law, even if the European subsidiary […]

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Alexander Hanff, EU Data Centers are not safe from US Surveillance

ITsecurity Author discusses “an increasingly worrying trend which is developing in the global technology arena and it is one which in my mind amounts to nothing less than a deliberate attempt to mislead consumers and businesses alike on the legal powers available to US law enforcement and intelligence agencies”. The full text is available at […]

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Dana S., Global Privacy Summit 2015: Data flows like water, and the tide is rising all around us

After the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ (IAPP) Global Privacy Summit wrapped up, author describes four aspects of data privacy highlighted by the speakers: the impact of being watched; capturing personal information; the role of government, citizens, companies, consumers; and the ethical dilemmas of data collection, use and protection in an increasingly small and interconnected […]

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