Adrian Hori
Senior Privacy Editor, Captain Compliance
Adrian is a Cornell Law School graduate. As a privacy advocate he has studied with the international association of privacy professionals and worked at top 500 law firms on their compliance consulting campaigns. Consulting with EU and data privacy teams on best practices after the birth of GDPR. A seasoned editor and versatile content writer. Adrian enjoys working on business research topics with 11+ years of experience assisting companies across various industries, including legal, compliance, finance, technology, and media, in creating informative and engaging content tailored to their target audiences. When he’s not immersed in writing and research, Adrian enjoys exploring the world of photography, reading books on personal development, traveling the world, and practicing mindfulness through meditation and yoga.
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COMPLIANCE Kentucky Attorney General Files Data Privacy Lawsuit Against Temu
Attorney General Russell Coleman has initiated several high-profile actions in 2025, ranging from data‑privacy litigation to consumer protection suits.
COOKIES Data Broker DBSDK Privacy Lawsuits
There has been a huge rise in privacy lawsuits that are very creative in the way that they are worded and the…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA States Ramp Up Privacy Enforcement Through Tech Hiring and Targeted Actions
Covered recently here the news about states ramping up enforcement of their privacy frameworks news broke about how states have alos hired…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Tea App’s Second Breach: 1.1 Million Private Messages Exposed in a Devastating Privacy Failure
As we broke the news of the Tea App’s data breach and hack last week and covered the privacy litigation risks it…
Allianz Life Data Breach Exposes Majority of U.S. Customers
On July 26, 2025, Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America disclosed a massive data breach impacting the personal data of more…
COMPLIANCE US Data Privacy Litigation: Trends, and Cases
The United States has seen a surge in litigation driven by state-level statutes and consumer empowerment.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Motorola Mobility Faces Class Action Over Alleged Cookie Opt-Out Deception: A Privacy Law Analysis
In a recent ruling underscoring the growing scrutiny on digital tracking practices, U.S.
Connected Cars Pose Privacy Risks to Abuse Survivors As New State Laws Push Back
As connected vehicles become more embedded in daily life, their potential for misuse has grown especially in the context of domestic abuse.
DATA FuboTV Pays $3.4 Million Settlement in User Privacy Lawsuit Amid Ongoing Industry Scrutiny
FuboTV, a prominent over-the-top streaming service specializing in live sports, news, and entertainment, has recently agreed to a significant settlement addressing allegations…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA DNSMI Software Provider
Ever wonder what the Do Not Sell My Information notices are and what they do?
COMPLIANCE Connecticut Slams TicketNetwork with $85,000 Fine for Data Privacy Mess
A Privacy Notice That Nobody Could Read We have been extremely diligent in warning companies operating to 1 of the 20 states…
Texas Leads, Privacy Follows: Unpacking the Supreme Court’s Age-Gating Ruling
Texas has taken the lead in reshaping how the internet handles age restrictions, and the Supreme Court’s June 2025 ruling in Free…
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