Joe Cadillic pretty much sums up what our world is becoming these days: A New York based company called Vuzix along with a UAE software company called NNTC, worked together to produce the world’s first automatic facial recognition sunglasses for law enforcement. Not only did they create the world’s first automatic [Read More…]
Sean Moran reports: Forty-three attorneys general (AGs) sent a letter, obtained by Breitbart News, to the FTC ahead of its Wednesday hearing on competition and consumer protection, which will include many prominent attorneys general such as Louisiana AG Jeff Landry, asking that the agency make reforms to protect consumers, consumer [Read More…]
The Personal Data Protection Commission of Singapore has been busy. Here are some recent decisions, issued this week: A financial penalty of $33,000 was imposed on DS Human Resource for failing to put in place data protection policies and for not making reasonable security arrangements to prevent the unauthorised disclosure [Read More…]
Zack Whittaker reports: Facebook obtained personal and sensitive device data on about 187,000 users of its now-defunct Research app, which Apple banned earlier this year after the app violated its rules. The social media giant said in a letter to Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s office — which TechCrunch obtained — that [Read More…]