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Where AI & Privacy Intersect: 10 Myths About ADM(T)
ZwillGen PLLC are most popular: within Privacy, Technology, Litigation and Mediation & Arbitration topic(s) in United States with readers working within the Advertising & Public Relations, Banking & Credit and Law Firm industries As our clients prepare for automated decision-making (ADM) requirements beginning in 2027 in California, Colorado, and Connecticut, we’d like to clear up a few myths about ADM.
Updated MHMDA Guidance Says Non-Prescription Medication Purchases Are Not Consumer Health Data
The Washington Attorney General (“WA AG”) recently updated its My Health, My Data Act (“MHMDA”) FAQs to clarify that consumer health data (“CHD”) does not include the purchase of non-prescription medication, but does include inferences about a consumer’s health based on that purchase. Prior to this update, there was some ambiguity as to whether CHD included data about non-prescription medications.
New Hampshire Joins the Growing List of States with a Consumer Privacy Law
Following on the heels of passage of New Jersey’s state privacy law, on March 6, 2024, New Hampshire stamped its approval on its own comprehensive consumer privacy law. The law will take effect January 1, 2025 along with Delaware and Iowa. The new law is not a major departure from the majority of the other existing privacy laws, so businesses’ current compliance efforts will translate well for compliance with the Granite State’s privacy law.
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Data Security Security Bloggers Network Threats & Breaches We had long predicted that the CCPA’s introduction of statutory damages associated with certain data breaches would make California a popular venue for data breach class action lawsuits. Sure enough, litigants are now raising such claims in Barnes v. Hanna Andersson, a data breach litigation against children’s apparel company Hanna Andersson (“Hanna”) and its vendor, Salesforce.
Key Changes in the AG’s Updated Proposed CCPA Regulations
Published On February 9, 2020 | By Ken Dreifach, Jon Frankel, Anna Hsia, Zach Lerner, Melissa Maalouf, Kandi Parsons, Marci Rozen, Mason Weisz and Marc Zwillinger | Data Security, FTC & State AG, General, Privacy The California Attorney General released an update to its proposed California Consumer Privacy Act Regulations, and companies have until 5 pm PT on February 24 to submit comments on this updated draft.
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In announcing the largest fine ever issued by the FTC for COPPA violations, the FTC also signaled a potential shift in the breadth of COPPA applicability—shedding light on factors that might make an app with a large user base appeal to children and for the first time enforcing the position that if “your service targets children as one of its audiences – even if children are not the primary audience– then your service is ‘directed to children.’” (emphasis added).
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