#privacy-rights

#privacy-rights

IRS may allow immigration officials to access tax data for deportation efforts, raising privacy concerns.

The U.S. Treasury and DHS have allowed the IRS to share taxpayer information with ICE, raising concerns about privacy and trust in public institutions.

Privacy rights groups urge public hearing for Apple's challenge against U.K. surveillance order on encrypted iCloud service.

The debate on age verification in the EU highlights concerns about privacy, expression rights, and the impact of online platforms on youth mental health.

Seattle police officers involved in January 6 rally seek anonymity in legal proceedings to safeguard their privacy and free speech.

A judge in New Mexico has blocked the release of public records regarding the deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife for privacy reasons.

Nevada judge rules tower dumps unconstitutional but allows their use as evidence, raising privacy concerns.

Warrantless border searches of electronic devices violate the Fourth Amendment, as advocated by EFF and civil liberties organizations.

Warrant requirements for border searches of electronic devices are essential to protect privacy rights, as highlighted by EFF's ongoing legal efforts.

Tanya O'Carroll secured a settlement with Meta, preventing them from using her data for targeted advertising.

The case sets a precedent for others to object to direct marketing by tech companies.

Meta will halt using Tanya O'Carroll's personal data for targeted ads, marking a significant legal milestone for privacy rights in the UK.

Targeted advertising can feel invasive, but legal action against companies like Meta shows individuals can fight back effectively.

CCPA grants California residents the right to opt-out of personal data sale and sharing, impacting Netflix users especially under ad-supported plans.

CBP has broad authority to search travelers' devices without a warrant, impacting privacy rights.

Travelers should consider using devices with no sensitive data to protect privacy during border crossings.

U.S. citizens can refuse to hand over their phones at the border, but may face consequences.

Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead, with the initial investigation revealing no suspicious circumstances or forced entry.

The New Mexico court may block the release of records related to the deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife to protect family privacy.

New Mexico's open records law limits public access to sensitive images, including autopsy photos of deceased individuals.

23andMe's bankruptcy raises concerns about the security of sensitive user data and highlights a gap in genetic privacy laws.

California residents have the right to request the deletion of their genetic data from 23andMe.

23andMe is currently facing financial difficulties, raising concerns over user data security.

GDPR enforcement is ineffective due to prolonged proceedings and low fine issuance.

Data protection authorities prioritize corporate interests over individual rights in enforcement.

The European Commission was ordered to pay €400 for violating data protection laws by improperly sharing personal data of a German citizen.

Legal costs for Prince Harry's group reduced by High Court to ensure fairness in the ongoing lawsuit against Daily Mail publishers.

Prince Harry settled with News Group Newspapers over unlawful information gathering, receiving an apology and damages for past intrusions into his and his mother's life.

Prince Harry's US visa application will remain private after a court ruling, despite concerns raised due to his admissions of past drug use.

Prince Harry's legal battle with NGN ends in a significant settlement, highlighting issues of privacy and media ethics.

The settlement avoids a public trial that could have exposed more about unlawful media practices.

Prince Harry won a major court settlement against U.K. tabloids while also supporting firefighters in Los Angeles, demonstrating both legal victory and philanthropic spirit.

The ICO has highlighted significant privacy concerns regarding AI recruitment tools and issued nearly 300 recommendations to ensure fair data processing.

Lloyds Bank's misleading green claims resulted in an ad ban, shedding light on corporate environmental transparency.

Netflix fined €4.75m for lack of transparency in customer data usage compliance.

India prioritizes personal data protection through the DPDP Act, enhancing citizen safety in a digitally transforming governance landscape.