“The combination of a boom on the use of digital devices and the growth on the use of different Internet services that monetize data for profit have led to the need for data protection laws to protect citizens … not only from private companies’ undue practices, but also from disproportional and unreasonable state intrusion in their private lives,” writes Renato Leite Monteiro for Privacy Tracker. Get brief synopses of laws in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela, and then join us Wednesday for a panel featuring the DPAs of Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and even Argentina’s brand-new privacy commissioner.
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