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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European CMP Association (ECMPA)
If you operate a digital footprint in Europe, the regulatory ground beneath your feet is shifting.
DATA The Best Data Privacy Solution for Your Business a Complete Guide
Data privacy is no longer a back-office compliance checkbox. It is a boardroom priority, a competitive differentiator, and in many jurisdictions, a…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA California Unauthorized Access to Computer Data Act Is Now a Privacy Lawsuit Machine — And Ad Pixels Are the Target
California’s Anti-Hacking Law Is Now a Privacy Weapon — And Ad Tech Is in the Crosshairs.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA CIPA Plaintiffs Target Cookie Consent Banners, State Regulators Gang up on Opt-Out Compliance
The California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) has become one of the most litigated privacy statutes in the country.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA The Dollar Tree Cookie Conflict Around California’s “Broken Banner” Litigation
The “broken banner” has become the new frontier for high-stakes class action litigation.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Cookie Window Lawsuits – The Illusion of Consent: Why Your “Reject All” Button is the Next Legal Minefield
For years, the cookie banner was treated like digital wallpaper something to be slapped onto a site to satisfy a checkbox with…
DATA California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act (CCCDAFA) and CDAFA: Privacy Lawsuits, Litigation Strategy, and Case Law
If you’ve been sued under CDAFA or CCCDAFA for a Privacy Violation please reach out to us right away so we can…
COMPLIANCE Salpeter Gitkin Florida’s Data Privacy Litigation Over FSCA
A Florida plaintiffs’ firm is turning a 1960s-era wiretapping statute into a scalpel for modern website tracking — and household-name retailers, mid-market…
Meta Is Building an Encrypted AI Chatbot — But a Data Breach Incident Forced Its Hand
Meta doesn’t typically move toward stronger privacy protections unless something forces it to.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Shine the Light Privacy Law Compliance: Guide to Stop Lawsuits for Legal, Privacy, and Marketing Teams
California has a well-earned reputation for leading the United States on consumer privacy.
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Dapper Labs VPPA Settlement: A $5 Million Warning for Every Organisation Embedding Tracking Pixels on Video Content
A $5 million class action settlement involving Dapper Labs, Inc.
AI Colorado’s AI Law Do-Over: What the Revision Reveals About Where Regulation Is Heading
Colorado Just Rewrote Its AI Law. Here’s What Actually Changed. Colorado has been trying to get this right for a while.
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