Blue Shield Failed to Shield Users’ Private Health Information

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Companies of all sizes face difficult decisions about privacy and free speech and advances in AI and the current political climate has made many of these issues even more complex. Using this guide and its 150+ real life case studies can help you navigate this thorny terrain. 

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Blue Shield Failed to Shield Users’ Private Health Information

Blue Shield of California inadvertently permitted Google to access the private health... + Read More

FCC Calls AT&T Out for Failure to Prevent Vendor Breach

The Federal Communications Commission held AT&T responsible for failing to protect... + Read More

Mobilewalla Walled Off from Selling Sensitive Location Information

The FTC banned data broker Mobilewalla from selling sensitive location information after... + Read More

LinkedIn Caught Trying to Quietly Loop In User Information to Train AI

LinkedIn became noisy with angry posts when the company was not fully transparent with... + Read More

Qwest Resists Surveillance Efforts to Widespread Praise

Long before Edward Snowden leaked information about the NSA’s vast spying network, Qwest... + Read More

OpenAI's ChatGPT Prompts Expensive Lawsuits

OpenAI is facing multiple expensive lawsuits asserting copyright infringement , consumer... + Read More

Mobile Phone Carriers Slammed for Selling User Geolocation

The FCC fined mobile carriers AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon nearly $200 million... + Read More

Texas Lassos Meta for Illicit Collection of Biometric Information

Meta was forced pay $1.4 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by the Texas Attorney... + Read More

Clearview AI Faces Legal Storm for Invasive Face Surveillance

What’s now clear for Clearview AI is that its face surveillance product – built by... + Read More

Rite Aid Wasn’t Right in Using Face Recognition

Rite Aid had to agree to stop using facial recognition systems for five years and to... + Read More