public policy enthusiast with more than a decade of experience working on federal and state policy. focus areas include: data protection, broadband, & equity
"Ring in the New Year with Data Privacy Framework", by @Policy_DrDivya, details how the Data Privacy Framework (DPF) Program is shaping the 2024 landscape for businesses navigating global data privacy and AI regulations.
Read: https://t.co/nFiBY1WbxK
We built out a little cheat sheet to help companies navigate the transition to the Data Privacy Framework, in its EU, UK and Swiss flavors. This has next steps, deadlines, and some hot tips for current #PrivacyShield participants, new #DPF applicants, and everyone else!
"Spilling the tea on #AI accountability: An analysis of National Telecommunications and Information Administration stakeholder comments" (published 2 August via @Policy_DrDivya and @smmccomiskey) https://t.co/RXoUYkC0vq
cc: @NTIAgov
"Spilling the tea on #AI accountability: An analysis of National Telecommunications and Information Administration stakeholder comments" (via @Policy_DrDivya and @smmccomiskey) https://t.co/v1wFIr8GwW
cc: @NTIAgov
XR technologies couldn't function w/o data from people’s bodies, which can pose privacy risks. But legally speaking, is this data “biometric”? It’s complicated! I teamed up w/@tatiianarice and @DanielBerrick to explore this question in a new blog post: https://t.co/RM1jGr1jvX
It’s finally here! FPF dives deep into how biometric laws apply to emerging tech that collect varying forms of body-based data. While these "old laws" are likely to apply to this new tech, policymakers should be wary of conflating these different risks. https://t.co/UIPbh0pF9d
The Data Privacy Framework (DPF) program is now in effect, replacing Privacy Shield as the mechanism to allow the transfer of personal data from the EU to the U.S.
@cobun joins our host Dona in this special edition episode to talk about the road ahead: https://t.co/b0bsjJlq2y
EU-US Data Transfer Deal Finalized, But Will It Stick Around?
Dona Fraser talks with @Allison_Grande of @Law360 about how businesses should respond to the launch of the Data Privacy Framework.
Read more (subscription required): https://t.co/AlazOtbgtw
Rukiya Bonner, the new Director of CARU, joins the #AdWatchers to discuss the nuances of monitoring child-directed advertising.
Listen in: https://t.co/WCfpaC343E
Not to be outdone, the House E&C just scheduled a markup on the same day as Senate Commerce's markup of #KOSA and #COPPA 2.0. But no sign of privacy legislation... https://t.co/vwSrDgkZy6
New - Biden strongly called on Senate to pass kids online safety legislation saying “pass it” 5 times in a speech today - mentioning the role social media plays in harming kids’ mental health. Senate Commerce will vote on kids bills thurs. @POLITICOPro https://t.co/IHgMuWgLPK
🩺In case you hadn't heard, "health privacy...[is] a top priority for the @FTC." And there's no entity better situated to tell you what to take away from @FTC's recent spate of enforcement actions in the health data space than, well...the @FTC themselves: https://t.co/u5RkVuqIMl.
In WA State, 'My Health, My Data's' restrictions on the geofencing of entities that provide in-person health care services took effect yesterday. I enjoyed speaking with @alvittorio about the potential impact of this restriction, & similar restrictions in other states, for @BLaw.
Yesterday, the @FTC and the @HHSGov sent a warning letter to nearly 130 hospitals and health systems cautioning them about their data privacy and security practices.
@Policy_DrDivya reacts and shares insights in this blog: https://t.co/Qg5yLMJQ0x
#HealthData#Privacy#HIPAA
White House announcement on voluntary commitments by American AI companies is a good reminder that soft law solutions are often the best option.
The administration should take the W, and build on it, rather than jumping straight to new legislation.
https://t.co/lxTXiF67DT
"Today's decision means that EU and US businesses will soon have full legal certainty again to transfer personal data across the Atlantic..."
https://t.co/S4ntKjNHub
The European Commission adopted its adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework Monday, but even as the announcement was made, the new framework — which enters into force 11 July — is poised to face a legal challenge.
https://t.co/96kLOHJ5RB
HAPPY MONDAY. The EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework is going to be finalized today, per @clothildegouj. EU taking care of their adequacy decision before their summer break and on time as @dreynders alluded to in months prior. U.S. stood up its commitments recently.