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Post-Schrems: Guidance from the Department of Commerce on Transatlantic Data Flows
Read more: Post-Schrems: Guidance from the Department of Commerce on Transatlantic Data FlowsThe EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) replaced the invalidated Privacy Shield. This new legal mechanism established for cross-border transfers was intended to address issues raised in Schrems II concerning the lack of adequacy or protections for EU data subjects.
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Privacy Management: Making the Case for Protecting Children’s Data in the Digital Age
Read more: Privacy Management: Making the Case for Protecting Children’s Data in the Digital AgeIn the middle of all of this technological innovation, we as a society must address the grave moral dilemma of how parents can raise healthy children in an information age that is outpacing traditional legal jurisprudence. If your children are attending an educational institution requiring a smart device; And, even if they do not, you…
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New Tech and Global Privacy: On The Way To A Mission Statement
Read more: New Tech and Global Privacy: On The Way To A Mission StatementNew technologies are not without inherent risk, and in a global landscape where many countries are enacting laws that deal with privacy as a fundamental human right, American businesses must now consider how they manage these risks not just for consumers but for governments worldwide.
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The Age-Appropriate Design Code: Transforming Digital Spaces for Young Users
Read more: The Age-Appropriate Design Code: Transforming Digital Spaces for Young UsersThe digital landscape of 2025 has witnessed a remarkable transformation in how online services approach youth safety and privacy. The Age-Appropriate Design Code, first pioneered in the UK and now adopted by various jurisdictions including California, has fundamentally changed how companies design and operate digital services that children might access. This shift represents more than…
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Global Privacy Trends 2025: A New Era of Data Protection and Children’s Rights
Read more: Global Privacy Trends 2025: A New Era of Data Protection and Children’s RightsAs we navigate through 2025, the landscape of data privacy and protection continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, bringing significant changes that affect both individuals and organizations worldwide. The transformation of privacy regulations reflects our growing understanding of the digital age’s complexities, particularly concerning youth protection and artificial intelligence.