The FTC and the State of New Jersey recently announced a settlement with Vizio, Inc., in the amount of $2.2 million for tracking consumer behavior using its smart television devices. The complaint alleged that Vizio acted unfairly by collecting, … [Read more] about Smart Television Manufacturer Settles by Paying $ 2.2 Million to the FTC and the State of New Jersey
What Will Trump’s Executive Order Do to U.S. Privacy Law and EU-U.S. Data Transfers?
On the third day of his presidency, President Trump signed an immigration-related executive order raising significant questions about the future of U.S. privacy law and EU-U.S. data transfers. The order, titled “Enhancing Public Safety in the … [Read more] about What Will Trump’s Executive Order Do to U.S. Privacy Law and EU-U.S. Data Transfers?
Spanish DPA Issues GDPR Guidelines
On January 26, 2017, the Spanish data protection authority (“AEPD”) published three guidance papers on the implementation of the general data protection regulation (“GDPR”). Although the guidance is primarily directed at small and medium-sized … [Read more] about Spanish DPA Issues GDPR Guidelines
FTC Staff Releases Report on Cross-Device Tracking
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently released its staff report on Cross-Device Tracking. Cross-device tracking refers to the tracking of consumer activity across multiple devices such as smartphones, desktops, tablets and other connected … [Read more] about FTC Staff Releases Report on Cross-Device Tracking
AG Empowers EU Privacy Suits with Redress Act Designations
Earlier this week, the U.S. Attorney General designated 26 countries and the European Union as “covered countr[ies]” under the Judicial Redress Act. The Attorney General has simultaneously designated 13 “Federal agenc[ies] or component[s]” under the … [Read more] about AG Empowers EU Privacy Suits with Redress Act Designations