by TrustArc Privacy Intelligence | Oct 14, 2020
Events happen occasionally that reinforce each other in such a way that the sum of things is worse than you could ever have imagined: a perfect storm. You may very well say that 2020 is a perfect storm in itself. And who knows what November and December may bring....
by Annie Greenley-Giudici | Feb 28, 2017
Google recently informed some developers with apps on its storefront that it will be penalizing apps on its Google Play Store that do not have privacy policies adhering to its User Data Policy. According to Next Web, Google emailed a notice to developers stating that...
by eleanor | Sep 23, 2013
Joanne Furtsch, Director of Product Policy @privacygeek In August 2013, both the California State Assembly and Senate unanimously passed AB 370, which is an amendment to CalOPPA. The bill amends the privacy policy disclosure requirements that companies need to...
by eleanor | Dec 21, 2012
Joanne McNabb Director of Privacy Education and Policy | Office of the Attorney General | California Department of Justice I attended a health privacy conference recently and was surprised at how much mobile dominated the conversation, both in sessions and during...
by eleanor | Feb 15, 2012
Chris Babel CEO | TRUSTe Privacy breakdowns continue to pop up across a variety markets with the biggest headlines coming from two VC-backed mobile app start-ups, Path and Hipster. Both were called out by independent tech professionals for privacy violations stemming...
