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The California Privacy Protection Agency Board will hold its third public hearing on February 3, 2023, at 10 am PST. The meeting will open with the Chairperson’s Update, which will likely address the status of the delayed California Privacy Rights Act, CPRA, regulations.

Anisa Noorassa is a Lawyer at McDermott Will & Emery. Noorassa focuses her practice on intellectual property litigation matters.

Following interviews with 27 people who work directly in the country’s courts systems, a new study has found that digitizing the courts may exclude residents on the wrong side of the digital divide.

Following interviews with 27 people who work directly in the country’s courts systems, a study by Next Century Cities has found that digitizing the courts may exclude residents on the wrong side of the digital divide.

Plus, the FCC authorizes $313 million more through the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund, Maine creates a web page to track broadband work in the state, government agencies look to hire digital inclusion staff, and more.

The Alabama city voted unanimously to install cameras to support ShotSpotter, an auditory gunshot detection technology, which has raised concerns about potential governmental monitoring and data collection.

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Image from Shutterstock. A Maryland defense lawyer is seeking a new trial for his client after a blog post claimed that a product used by police to extract cellphone data has cybersecurity flaws. Lawyer Ramon Rozas of Cumberland, Maryland, said he filed the new trial motion because the case against his client largely relied on evidence collected by the phone-cracking device, report Vice and Gizmodo. The product is made by Israeli digital intelligence firm Cellebrite. In an April 21 blog post, t...

Screenshot: Lucas Ropek/Signal To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. A Maryland defence attorney has decided to challenge the conviction of one of his clients after it was recently discovered that the phone cracking product used in the case, produced by digital forensics firm Cellebrit...

Headlines that Matter for Privacy and Data Security. US News California Can Enforce Net Neutrality Law After Court Victory California’s net neutrality law bars internet service providers from prioritizing, blocking, slowing down, or speeding up internet content. California’s law was created after the Trump-era Federal Communications Commission rolled back the federal net neutrality regulation in 2017. The Justice Department sued to overturn the California law, and several trade associations...