The current wave of privacy scholars has a lot to keep up with. University of Minnesota School of Law Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Bill McGeveran is at the forefront of trying to get students up to speed. Not only does McGeveran do so through his teachings at Minnesota, but he also published ...

The Future of Privacy Forum’s Policy Counsels Sara Collins and Yasamin Sharifi, Policy Fellow Anisha Reddy, former Policy Fellow Jasmine Park and Director of Youth and Education Privacy Amelia Vance published a report on the privacy implications of self-harm monitoring technologies in schools. The r...

University of California San Diego Health is facing a class-action lawsuit for failing to protect the data following a phishing attack and data breach between Dec. 2020 and April 2021 that potentially exposed 495,949 individuals' data, including medical records, government identification numbers and...

European Data Protection Supervisor Wojciech Wiewiórowski published his support for the European Commission’s proposed Anti-Money Laundering legislative package, but suggested improvements to protect personal data. Wiewiórowski said while the proposal takes a risk-based approach to assessing whether...

In this week's Privacy Tracker global legislative roundup, the European Data Protection Board adopted its opinion on the European Commission's draft adequacy for South Korea. IAPP Staff Writer Joe Duball had the details on a potential breakdown in talks for the upcoming EU-U.S. Trade and Council mee...