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DATA· Mar 10, 2026·24 min read

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.

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Carpenter v. USA – ECPA Chapter 120 of Title 18 DATA
DATA· Mar 10, 2026·8 min read

Carpenter v. USA – ECPA Chapter 120 of Title 18

Beyond Carpenter: Why America’s 1986 Privacy Law Is Struggling in the Age of Smartphones Nearly every modern smartphone functions as a continuous…

SC Spas Chilingirov Read →
The Hidden Passenger in Your Car: Why Allstate’s Cellphone Tracking Lawsuit Could Reshape Telematics Privacy DATA
DATA· Mar 8, 2026·8 min read

The Hidden Passenger in Your Car: Why Allstate’s Cellphone Tracking Lawsuit Could Reshape Telematics Privacy

Insurance companies have spent the last decade promising drivers a simple deal: install an app or enable vehicle monitoring, and in exchange…

NT Najmeh Tima Read →
Iowa Sues GM Over Driver Data: How States Are Using Privacy Law to Take on the Auto Industry DATA
DATA· Mar 8, 2026·11 min read

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…

AH Adrian Hori Read →
Is PII Always Confidential Information? The Answer May Surprise You DATA
DATA· Mar 7, 2026·6 min read

Is PII Always Confidential Information? The Answer May Surprise You

Most people use “PII” and “confidential information” interchangeably.

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
No More “We’ll Fix It Later”: Turning Privacy by Design into Everyday Architecture DATA
DATA· Mar 6, 2026·6 min read

No More “We’ll Fix It Later”: Turning Privacy by Design into Everyday Architecture

Procrastination is the most expensive cost in privacy for our audience.

NT Najmeh Tima Read →
Reddit Fined £14.47 Million for Children’s Privacy Failures DATA
DATA· Mar 5, 2026·5 min read

Reddit Fined £14.47 Million for Children’s Privacy Failures

Reddit has been hit with a £14.47 million fine by UK regulator Ofcom for failing to adequately protect children’s personal data.

MD Magdalena Dimitrova Read →
When Does Health Data Become Sensitive? The NAI’s Five-Factor Test Has Answers DATA
DATA· Mar 2, 2026·15 min read

When Does Health Data Become Sensitive? The NAI’s Five-Factor Test Has Answers

The Five-Factor Test That Could Save Your Health Advertising Program — Or Expose It There is a question sitting at the center…

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
Global Privacy Assembly: The World’s Most Influential Privacy Body You May Not Know Well Enough DATA
DATA· Feb 28, 2026·18 min read

Global Privacy Assembly: The World’s Most Influential Privacy Body You May Not Know Well Enough

In a world where data crosses borders in milliseconds and AI systems are trained on the personal information of billions of people,…

RR Richart Ruddie Read →
Oklahoma Computer Data Privacy Act (OCDPA) DATA
DATA· Feb 25, 2026·9 min read

Oklahoma Computer Data Privacy Act (OCDPA)

Oklahoma has joined the 20 other states with their own the privacy patchwork and industry leader Captain Compliance breaks down SB 546…

ST Stephen Titcombe Read →
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DATA· Feb 20, 2026·5 min read

Colombia Rolls Out New Model Contractual Clauses for International Data Transfers

Will this be a game-changer for Privacy Compliance in Latin America?

NT Najmeh Tima Read →
Why Consent Is Structurally Failing in the Age of Privacy and Artificial Intelligence DATA
DATA· Feb 19, 2026·7 min read

Why Consent Is Structurally Failing in the Age of Privacy and Artificial Intelligence

For decades, consent has functioned as the legal and ethical linchpin of data protection.

SC Spas Chilingirov Read →