Privacy and Private Rights of Action
As Congress continues to slog through the process of crafting a comprehensive federal privacy framework, two intractable issues have emerged: federal preemption and private...
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Face Tracking in the Workplace Warrants Consideration of Facial Analysis and Emotion Detection, Not Just Facial Recognition
I spent this summer beginning to research and write on “facial analysis” applications, which can probably best be thought of as a subset of...
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A Few Resources Regarding VPNs…
After filing a complaint with the FTC about the data handling practices of a VPN provider in 2017, I led a project to work...
Read MoreJoining NBC Nightly News to Discuss What Siri Overhears
A fifteen minute interview with NBC News producers about the privacy and ethical implications of companies, including Apple, collecting and reviewing audio recordings gets...
Read MoreJoining Science Friday to Discuss "Anonymous" Data
I was deeply thrilled to join Science Friday to discuss “anonymous” and deidentified data in light of recent research highlighting the likelihood of being reidentified...
Read MoreJoining PBS NewsHour to Discuss Facial Recognition Apps
An invitation to join PBS NewsHour to discuss the privacy implications of facial recognition apps was enough for me to push aside a lingering...
Read MoreNew York State Public Hearing on Online Privacy
I joined fellow privacy experts Prof. Ari Waldman, IPR’s Lindsey Barrett, and CCPA-author Mary Stone Ross to testify in support of the New York...
Read MoreAEI: Perspectives on Federal Privacy Legislation
On Wednesday, I was thrilled to take the stage alongside two longtime privacy heroes of mine, Pam Dixon and Peter Swire, and Bret Swanson...
Read MorePrivacy Advisor Podcast: Reviewing Congress' latest privacy hearings
My third guest spot on the Privacy Advisor Podcast was a quick turn around, as a sick version of myself joined Angelique Carson to...
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