At least three major law firms—Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, Goodwin Procter, and Stettinius & Hollister—disclosed data breaches to U.S. state regulators in early August 2026, adding to a growing list
Australia’s Privacy Commissioner Carly Kind has publicly raised concerns about the rapid arrival of consumer smart glasses and other surveillance wearables, warning that existing privacy laws may not fully address
We warned about the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) cookie banner cases and now the entire privacy and legal community is paying attention to our warnings about the high
By any superficial metric, corporate America’s response to artificial intelligence appears disciplined, proactive, and fully funded. Budgets have been allocated, executive committees formed, and acceptable-use policies distributed across enterprise networks.
A hospital runs a public webinar on heart health. Registrants who are not patients submit their name, email, and employer. A regional bank places a marketing pixel on its public
In March 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency fined American Honda Motor Co. $632,500. Honda is not a company without a privacy program. It had policies, a rights-request process, a
Mouseflow is a web analytics platform that provides behavior tracking tools designed to help website owners understand how visitors interact with their pages. Unlike traditional analytics platforms (like Google Analytics)
A Washington Post investigation published in early August 2026 has documented widespread misuse of Flock Safety’s nationwide network of automated license-plate readers by law enforcement officers, including cases in which
There are some key aspects of the EU AI Act. that are now being enforced. The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act has entered a new and significantly more consequential phase.
A privacy team can approve a website on Monday and still have a different compliance problem by Friday. A new campaign launches. Marketing adds a conversion tag. A vendor updates