In the News

• America’s backwards privacy laws leave women vulnerable
  10/12/20 – Forbes
• DuckDuckGo, EFF, and Others Just Launched Privacy Settings for the Whole Internet
  10/8/20 – Fast Company
• BRIEF Social media use in distance learning raises privacy concerns
  10/8/20 – Education Dive
• THE CONTEST TO PROTECT ALMOST EVERYTHING ON THE INTERNET
  10/7/20 – The Wall Street Journal
• German privacy watchdog fines H&M $41M for spying on workers
  10/1/20 – AP News
• Palantir, the controversial data company, makes its Wall Street debut
  9/30/20 – CNN
• Revamped EU data transfer tool may be ready by Christmas
  9/30/20 – Reuters
• Detroit City Council passes police facial recognition contract
  9/29/20 – Michigan Radio
• Amazon One: Palm scanner launched for 'secure' payments
  9/29/20 – BBCNews
• Students rise up against forced remote spy app usage in colleges, universities
  9/28/20 – ZDNet
• Amazon's Ring will sell a $250 security drone that flies around your home
  9/25/20 – CNN
• Facebook oversight board to start operating in October
  9/24/20 – AP News
• What Would Happen If All Personal Data Leaked at Once?
  9/8/20 – Gizmodo
• Proposed constitutional amendment to limit police scanning devices for data
  9/3/20 – Michigan Radio
• Privacy and Security: The Six Words Project [podcast]
  9/2/20 – Educause Review
• How algorithms keep workers in the dark
  8/27/20 – BBC News
• China's Tecno sold thousands of smartphones with malware in Africa
  8/26/20 – CNN
• College contact-tracing app readily leaked personal data, report finds
  8/20/20 – ArsTechnica
• Twitter privacy ruling delayed after dispute among EU regulators
  8/20/20 – Reuters
• Former Uber Executive Charged With Paying 'Hush Money' To Conceal Massive Breach
  8/20/20 – NPR
• How Your Phone Is Used to Track You, and What You Can Do About It
  8/19/20 – The New York Times
• Think your mask makes you invisible to facial recognition? Not so fast, AI companies say
  8/12/20 – CNN
• Homeland Security details new tools for extracting device data at US borders
  8/12/20 – C|Net
• UK court says face recognition violates human rights
  8/11/20 – AP news
• Facebook raises settlement to $650 million in facial recognition lawsuit
  7/31/20 – Reuters