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DATA
DATA· Oct 8, 2026·10 min read

Where There’s Smoke: Hinton v. Planned Parenthood and the “Linkage” Proof Gap in CIPA Pixel Class Actions

For more than three years, plaintiffs have filed California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) claims against nearly every type of organization with…

DO David Oberly Read →
LAW FIRMS
LAW FIRMS· Oct 7, 2026·11 min read

Apex Trial Law and Ryan M. Ferrell: Consumer Privacy Demand Letters

If your business has received a demand letter from Apex Trial Law, you are not alone.

SS Sam Seliger Read →
Privisy Review: What It Is, How It Works, and What It Costs DATA
DATA· Oct 7, 2026·10 min read

Privisy Review: What It Is, How It Works, and What It Costs

Most companies that worry about the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendment, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), eventually install…

RB Rex Bautista Read →
AI
AI· Oct 4, 2026·3 min read

AI Governance: Know What Your AI Does, Who Approved It, and What Data It Uses

Your marketing team uses AI to write campaigns. Customer service has an AI chatbot. HR is evaluating a tool that ranks applicants.…

AP Alex Proctor Read →
Can You Sell Your Company’s Data to Train Frontier AI? The Privacy Risks Behind the New Enterprise Data Market DATA
DATA· Oct 3, 2026·23 min read

Can You Sell Your Company’s Data to Train Frontier AI? The Privacy Risks Behind the New Enterprise Data Market

The cleanest legal answer sounds simple: if information is truly anonymous, privacy law generally stops treating it as personal data.

RB Rex Bautista Read →
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE· Oct 3, 2026·4 min read

DHS Watchdog: Most Civilian Agencies Missed CISA’s Cloud Security Order, and CISA Cannot Make Them Comply

The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General says most federal civilian agencies missed the cloud-security rules CISA told them to…

MS Maria Sanzio Read →
AI
AI· Oct 3, 2026·5 min read

Maryland’s AI Framework Is a Legislative Agenda, Not a Principles Poster

Governor Wes Moore published an AI framework on September 22 built around three lines: protect residents, give workers a voice, and keep…

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
AI
AI· Oct 3, 2026·13 min read

Your AI Agent Is Still Your Problem: The FTC’s Message to Businesses Deploying Autonomous AI

AI agents can browse websites, send emails, modify files, query databases, interact with customers, call APIs and increasingly perform work without waiting…

AP Alex Proctor Read →
AI
AI· Oct 2, 2026·6 min read

Illinois Just Made Model Weights a Security Asset. Encryption at Rest Will Not Cover It.

Illinois did not regulate a chatbot. It regulated the file that is the model. In early July 2026, Governor JB Pritzker signed…

AP Alex Proctor Read →
AI
AI· Oct 2, 2026·6 min read

AI Audits Are the New Guardrail. The White House Accord Does Not Make Them Real.

September made AI auditing the default answer to a month of incidents.

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
SB 923 Is Law: CCPA Deletion Now Covers Third-Party Data, and Email Alone Is Not Enough CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA· Oct 2, 2026·5 min read

SB 923 Is Law: CCPA Deletion Now Covers Third-Party Data, and Email Alone Is Not Enough

California just closed the biggest hole in the CCPA right to delete.

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California Closes the CIPA Pen Register Loophole. The Wiretap Cases Are Still Coming. CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA· Oct 2, 2026·6 min read

California Closes the CIPA Pen Register Loophole. The Wiretap Cases Are Still Coming.

California just cut the private right of action out of the most-used theory in website-tracking litigation.

AP Alex Proctor Read →