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For the second week in a row, the CPPA has dropped a bombshell on a Friday afternoon. Last week, the CPPA released a 66 page first draft of its Proposed Regs to CPRA (you can read our initial analysis here)...

The California Privacy Protection Agency issued draft regulations mandated by the California Privacy Rights Act on May 27, will be considered on Board June 8 meeting agenda. If approved, they will be subject to public comments, to be considered before finalization.

Google wants users to better understand and utilize the privacy settings in its hugely popular Chrome browser.

To commemorate the 2022 Data Privacy Day celebration, Ademikun Adeseyoju, Team Lead, Data Protection & Privacy Compliance Department of DataPro Limited; a leading Compliance Solutions Company in Nigeria, and one of the licensed Data Protection Compliance Organisations (DPCO) speaks on the history and significance of the day as well as the achievements of the NDPR […]

Public comments to recently published regulations governing compliance with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) show that stakeholders sharply disagree on multiple areas of the CPRA.

Google has announced Android 12 (Go Edition), a new update designed for cheaper phones that run on lower-grade processors. Here’s what you need to know…

Avast Online Security & Privacy gives users control over privacy preferences, data sharing and online tracking.

As we move into the second year post-California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), it is critical that your privacy policy is accurate, transparent and comprehensive.

5 uses for security cameras you never thought of before now By Komando Staff, Komando.com Protect your home and family today. Go to SimpliSafeKim.com and get a FREE HD home security camera when you purchase a SimpliSafe system. Think about all of the valuable possessions inside your home. Jewelry, big-screen televisions, maybe some high-priced artwork, just to name a few things. With treasured items like these, it’s no wonder thieves are always trying to break in and rip us off. They d...

The Media Briefing this week looks at how Facebook is trying to tamp down politics on its platform and ramp up entertainment.