What Is Zero Data Retention? ZDR Explained
July 28, 2026
Every prompt your employees send to an AI model is a disclosure. It may contain customer records, source code, deal terms, health information, or privileged
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How Wrongful Collection Became Privacy Law’s Most Expensive Phrase
July 28, 2026
Wrongful collection has quietly become one of the most expensive phrases in American privacy law. It describes the gathering of personal information without the legally
Shadow AI and Hidden Subprocessors: The Compliance Blind Spot Putting Organizations at Risk
July 28, 2026
As organizations race to mature their AI governance programs, a quiet but serious gap is opening between the vendors they trust and the actual data
EU’s Renewed CSAM Scanning Rules Reopen the Debate Over Private-Message Surveillance
July 27, 2026
The European Union is moving to restore temporary rules that permit certain online communication providers to scan private messages voluntarily for child sexual abuse material.
New Jersey’s Fair Price Protection Act: How the State Just Made Surveillance Pricing on Groceries Illegal
July 27, 2026
On July 23, 2026, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed the Fair Price Protection Act into law, making the Garden State one of the first
Consumers Legal Remedies Act The Plaintiff Bar’s Favorite Weapon in Data Privacy Lawsuits
July 26, 2026
When plaintiff firms draft a California privacy complaint, the wiretapping counts get the headlines. CIPA Section 631 and 632.7 claims against session replay tools, chatbots,
CalPrivacy Launches Its First Formal Privacy Audit Against Gig Economy Platforms
July 25, 2026
We broke the news the other day about CalPrivacy ramping up audits for specific industries. The California Privacy Protection Agency has opened its first formal
NFL Privacy Lawsuit Alleges Tracking Continued After Users Opted Out
July 25, 2026
A newly filed privacy lawsuit against NFL Enterprises alleges that hundreds of tracking technologies operated on NFL.com before visitors made a privacy choice—and continued operating
PrivacyMaxxing
July 24, 2026
The internet has entered its “maxxing” era. First there was “looksmaxxing,” a trend focused on optimizing physical appearance. Then came “healthmaxxing,” “sleepmaxxing,” and “wealthmaxxing,” where
EY Data Breach Highlights Third-Party Risk
July 23, 2026
Ernst & Young (EY), one of the world’s Big Four professional services firms and a major player in privacy and cybersecurity consulting, has disclosed a