The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced it will decline enforcement of certain provisions under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in limited circumstances where websites collect personal information strictly for age-verification purposes. This is not a repeal of COPPA. It is not a weakening of the statute on paper. It is an enforcement […]
In an era where personal data fuels entire industries, the responsibility to protect that data has never been more critical. Yet, many of the most significant data protection violations in the United States have not been uncovered through routine audits or regulatory oversight. Instead, they have come to light because of individuals inside organizations who […]
In an era where data fuels digital services, the idea that individuals should be able to move their personal information from one platform to another sounds empowering. This concept is known as data portability. Yet, most people in the United States have never heard the term, much less exercised these rights. While jurisdictions like the […]
Healthcare apps have transformed how patients manage their health. From tracking vitals and storing medical records to connecting with providers and personalizing treatment plans, these tools have offered convenience and empowerment like never before. But as usage has surged, so too have serious concerns about privacy and data protection. In recent years, numerous high-profile lawsuits […]
Free credit monitoring used to feel like a safety net. Many banks, credit bureaus, and fintech apps now offer it as a standard feature, promising alerts when something suspicious happens to your credit file. While these services provide some value, they are no longer enough in today’s complex data breach and identity fraud landscape. Cybercriminals […]
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