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  • Split Circuit Decisions on Video Privacy Law Could Tee Up SCOTUS Review, Lawyers Say

    1 week ago | privacy-daily.com | Kara Thompson

    “Now we have, over the span of just a couple-day period, a very clear circuit split, two favoring the more expansive interpretation, and only one at the moment, favoring the more limited one,” David Krueger, privacy litigator at Benesch, said. In a 7th Circuit case, Gardner v. Me-TV , the court held a broad view of what it means to be a “consumer” and a “video tape service provider” under the VPPA (see 2503310018).

  • DOJ Expects ‘Full Compliance’ With Data Transfer Rule by July 8

    1 week ago | privacy-daily.com | Karl Herchenroeder

    Companies are scrambling to audit international data programs after DOJ’s Friday announcement opening a 90-day grace period, in which the department won’t “prioritize” civil enforcement of its Data Security Program (DSP). DOJ said Monday it will honor the 90-day window “so long as the person is engaging in good faith efforts to comply with or come into compliance.” On July 8, “entities should be in full compliance with the DSP,” said DOJ.

  • Calif. AG Appeals Injunction on Age-Appropriate Design Code Act

    1 week ago | privacy-daily.com | Kara Thompson

    |Top NewsCalifornia Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) on Friday appealed an injunction on the state’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act, re-emphasizing the need to protect children online. The U.S. District Court for Northern California had granted trade association NetChoice’s motion for a preliminary injunction against the Act on March 13, ruling that the legislation was content-based, likely violating the First Amendment, and the state failed to allege real harms.

  • Data Privacy Important for Consumer Trust, Not Just Compliance, Say Panelists

    2 weeks ago | privacy-daily.com | Kara Thompson

    “For context, every company now is a data company, and they are all increasingly leveraging data for profit,” said Kristin Johnson, head of privacy and governance at Afiniti.

  • Privacy Pros Urged to Remain Authentic as Shifting Landscape Enlarges Profession

    2 weeks ago | privacy-daily.com | Kara Thompson

    Demand for privacy pros is “at an all-time high due to these complex regulatory requirements and this mass migration to cloud services and the increased use of AI technology,” said Aveen Sufi, director of privacy and risk management at Scan Health. At the same time, “privacy roles are really becoming more specialized," she said. "We're moving away from privacy generalists.”For example, privacy professionals are increasingly involved in AI governance.

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