Stephen R. Chuk of Proskauer writes: Whether it means taking a prominent role shaping data security for the Internet of Things, or addressing high profile breaches, the FTC has adopted an active position in policing data privacy and security. And, as data becomes increasingly digital in its form and protections, [Read More…]
Kevin Maimann reports: Black Lives Matter’s Edmonton chapter is calling for a halt on police services sharing street-check information with outside agencies. The group filed a freedom of information request with the Edmonton Police Service seeking current and past EPS policy of information sharing of street checks, and whether that [Read More…]
So if you’ve thought that Joe Cadillic or I have been borderline paranoid when it comes to smart devices and what companies know about us and can do, consider this: This isn’t Orwellian. IT ISNT. pic.twitter.com/Pz0hKmjHtW — notdan ✸ (@notdan) August 19, 2017 On August 21, the solar eclipse will [Read More…]
John Cousins reports: A Crown prosecutor said there needed to be an “air of reality” around a Bay man’s claim that a St John Ambulance officer breached his privacy by revealing his cannabis use to police. Prosecutor Richard Jenson was responding to an appeal against the decision by a community [Read More…]