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.
Posted articles 249 TOTAL
DATA The Athletic May Have Shared Your Viewing History Without Consent. Morgan & Morgan Is Coming for Them
Scrolling through Instagram recently, sports fans may have come across a targeted ad from Morgan & Morgan—America’s largest injury law firm—with a…
DATA Don Bivens Olly PBC Privacy Lawsuit
Did You Visit Olly’s Website? The Don Bivens law firm is running ads on Instagram, Meta, and social media saying that you…
Argentina Faces Implications from the MERCOSUR Electronic Commerce Agreement Entering into Force
After nearly five years since its signing in 2021, the MERCOSUR Agreement on Electronic Commerce officially entered into force on January 10,…
How America’s biggest tech companies quietly rewrote the nation’s privacy laws
Laboratories of Capture one statehouse at a time — and what it’s costing the rest of us.
AI The Courts May Write America’s First Real AI Safety Rules
Artificial intelligence regulation in the United States has been stuck in legislative limbo for nearly three years.
The PowerSchool Settlement, the Largest Student Data Breach in U.S. History, and What EdTech’s Privacy Crisis Means for Every Family in America
Your Child’s School App Was Watching: When a middle schooler logs into an education platform to research college options, fill out a career…
DATA Iowa Sues GM Over Driver Data: How States Are Using Privacy Law to Take on the Auto Industry
Iowa has joined a growing list of states drawing a hard line against automakers that collect and sell driver data without meaningful…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Prom Night, Football Games, and Your Data: The PlayOn Privacy Wake-Up Call
“Students trying to go to prom or a high school football game shouldn’t have to leave their privacy rights at the door.”…
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Hidden Opt-Out Pages and Massive Breaches: The $21 Billion Data Broker Problem
When you hear the words “data broker,” it probably doesn’t sound like something that could empty your bank account or wreck your…
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA California AB 1159: A Landmark Student Privacy Bill That Fixes the Past While Struggling to Catch the Present
California has a well-earned reputation as America’s de facto privacy regulator.
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY – CPRA Search Bar Privacy Lawsuit Protection
There is a new spike in privacy lawsuits, demand letters, and complaints being filed in California courts and we are the only…
GOVERNANCE RISK AND COMPLIANCE Cargurus Data Breach via ShinyHunters
We have covered the data privacy lawsuits around CarGurus that the class action litigation attorneys are using because of the cookie consent…
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