Prince Harry and Elton John End Years-Long Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher
Prince Harry and Elton John Lose Privacy Lawsuit Prince Harry and singer Elton John faced a setback on Tuesday, as their privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail was dismissed. Harry, John, along with actors Sadie Frost and Elizabeth Hurley, were part of a group of seven plaintiffs who alleged that Associated Newspapers […]
South Korea’s ‘Amazon’ compelled to retrieve laptop from Chinese river in unusual data privacy crackdown: report
South Korea’s Government Pressure on Coupang Raises Concerns Reports indicate that the South Korean government compelled a U.S.-based online retailer to undertake a risky endeavor to recover stolen laptops from a river in China. This incident surfaces amid a broader crackdown on data privacy laws, with U.S. officials flagging it as a troubling instance of […]
Digital price tags are becoming more common at stores like Walmart, raising concerns about privacy.
Concerns Over Digital Price Tags at Retailers The rise of digital price tags at Walmart and other large U.S. retailers is sparking anxiety about potential price manipulation on essential goods. Unions see this as an opportunity to voice their concerns. Walmart has announced plans to install these tags in all 4,600 U.S. locations by year’s […]
What Two A Organizations Are Saying About the GOP’s Gun-Purchasing Privacy Bill Progressing in Congress
Second Amendment Groups Support New Bill to Protect Gun Purchase Privacy Second Amendment advocates have expressed their approval of a bill introduced by Republican lawmakers that aims to prevent credit card companies and banks from tracking legal gun purchases. The proposed legislation, known as the “Privacy Protection under Purchasing Law,” seeks to stop payment card […]
Biden judge STOPS Trump’s plan to expand voter database — claims he ‘violated’ privacy rights
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Voter Database Expansion A federal judge has prevented the Trump administration from using an expanded database aimed at purging foreign voters from the rolls. U.S. District Judge Sparkle Skunanan expressed concerns that the government’s actions infringed on Americans’ privacy rights and could lead to the unjust removal of eligible voters. “It’s […]
California’s Gender Privacy Law Faces Another Challenge in Federal Court
A federal appellate court has temporarily halted California’s gender secrecy law, which allowed schools to conceal a student’s “gender transition” from their parents. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled on Thursday in favor of Huntington Beach, putting the law on hold. A three-judge panel issued a preliminary injunction while the lawsuit […]
Freedom Caucus Celebrates House Progress on Privacy Protections for Data Against Brokers in Appropriations Bill
House Appropriations Committee Moves to Protect Privacy Rights Members of the Freedom Caucus have expressed their support for the House Appropriations Committee as it passed amendments to a significant funding bill aimed at safeguarding Americans’ privacy from data brokers. “For too long, federal law enforcement has skirted the Constitution by buying and selling personal data […]
TikTok planned to pay $1 billion in 2024 for violations of children’s privacy, long before the DOJ’s $400 million agreement, according to sources.
TikTok Settlement Discussions with Justice Department TikTok is reportedly close to reaching a settlement of around $400 million with the Justice Department regarding child data privacy issues. This is significant since the company was previously willing to pay $1 billion to resolve similar allegations in 2024, according to a report. In June 2024, the Federal […]
Democrats have long focused on online privacy through legal actions — Meta’s recent court loss is the victory they seek
What happens when the Meta app suddenly goes dark on your device? Imagine being cut off from Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp. And it’s not just that—there’s a person in my neighborhood who couldn’t use their Metaquest for VR anymore. Everything’s just… gone. This is the situation facing residents of New Mexico, all because of child […]
Concerning in-car surveillance technology that can disable your engine will be required next year under Biden policy — raising significant privacy concerns
Are you prepared to assess whether your vehicle is roadworthy? If not, you might want to hold on tight. A recent federal mandate stipulates that new vehicles from the 2027 model year onward must be equipped with in-car monitoring technology. This tech is designed to evaluate a driver’s fitness to operate the car and includes […]