The Wall Street Journal reports the National Intelligence Council's "Global Trends 2040" suggests privacy will be nonexistent as technologies, specifically those driven by artificial intelligence, evolve in the years to come. The report states privacy "may effectively disappear by choice or governme...

DNA has been a staple of cop shows for decades, but now, a new Netflix show has taken DNA into a different realm — the arena of genealogy testing. “The One” focuses on a pair of business partners who use DNA to help people find their true love. IAPP Associate Editor Ryan Chiavetta, CIPP/US, looks at...

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention deemed COVID-19 vaccine passports "inappropriate" at this stage of the vaccine rollout, The Washington Post reports. Africa CDC's John Nkengasong said passports would "create huge inequities and will further exacerbate them" due to the slow upt...

The Royal Canadian Mountain Police unit in Saskatchewan intends to take part in the Violence Disclosure Protection Act, also known as Clare's Law, according to Yahoo News. The act allows law enforcement to issue warnings to people if they're in a partnership with an individual who has a history of v...

CBC News reports the Cape Breton Regional Municipality and Nova Scotia's Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner remain at odds over costs for freedom-of-information requests. CBRM insists that requests should come at a cost while the commissioner's office believes they should be free of ...