Nicola Menaldo

Privacy Lawyer. Views are my own.

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Interesting article from my colleagues about legislative trends in addressing the gender wage gap https://t.co/3kaz0QQsoj

[Knight First Amendment Institute @knightcolumbia]

BREAKING: President Trump's blocking of critics on Twitter is unconstitutional, court rules.

https://t.co/8fZ6cdKbAL

[PHP CEO BLUECHECKMARK.JPEG @PHP_CEO]

DUE TO COMPANY PASSWORD POLICY WE WILL BE REQUIRING ALL STAFF WHO GET THE NEW IPHONE TO HAVE THEIR FACE SURGICALLY ALTERED EVERY 90 DAYS

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Elon Musk could soon share more on his plan to help humans keep up with AI https://t.co/xO6YIeDI2v # via @techcrunch

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Great comments from our privacy chair @tmhinnen about why national security matters to public companies via @forbes https://t.co/hklXmAemIM

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

#Biometrics and the law: NIST releases fascinating results on Tattoo Recognition Technology challenge. https://t.co/bKHHsPIOuo via @EFF

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Wow, an incredible article on bodycams and how well-intentioned people can all reach different conclusions on privacy and accountability. https://t.co/KxWFlB7ktn

[Albert Gidari @agidari]

Must read body cam article - it won't leave you feeling good, only enlightened. Should We See Everything a Cop Sees? https://t.co/domhPdQ3cb

[Reuters @Reuters]

Yahoo asks U.S. to disclose secret surveillance orders so can respond to @Reuters report on scanning users' emails: https://t.co/xW3yyvcWpj

[Albert Gidari @agidari]

Excellent work gov't use of facial recognition - read it, then ask if LE could use a photo to search online photo storage like YHOO email? https://t.co/1nUdIU9B7j

[Joseph Cutler @talkhardbeheard]

EU's top court (EJC) just ruled that IP Addresses = Personal Information if they can be tied somehow to a person. https://t.co/X2g0mggzKT

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Wow, higher than I thought: Biometrics Used in More Than Half of Organizations per PwC Survey https://t.co/cJTFobOmcB via @legaltech_news

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Engadget's take on the future of biometric security https://t.co/4w6PtWnPHZ via @engadget

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Fascinating glimpse into 1960s life for women at HLS: "This week A. James Casner decided to call on all the girls in Property I class." https://t.co/EWCwHANPho

[Harvard Law School @Harvard_Law]

Found letters to home offer a glimpse of life as a woman at HLS in the ’60s https://t.co/JTvpunY6D2

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Pay with your face - Mastercard's 'selfie pay' comes to Europe https://t.co/lXFXneTWzE via @engadget

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

"Federal Court Rejects Online Gambling Lawsuit Against Steam–McLeod v. Valve" #privacy #feedly https://t.co/3YYa03hgcC

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Fingerprint sensors as output devices? UW researchers send passwords through body, instead of air https://t.co/mZGRfRci4b Thanks @rengrav

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Definitely a "creepy" use of facial recognition technology. Does it implicate privacy? https://t.co/Bv3WdkJfn5 via @techcrunch

[Michael Sussmann @michaelsuss]

Federal judge rejects NSL nondisclosure of unlimited duration; FBI NSL Procedures "leave several large loopholes." https://t.co/Pb0Rqxfcfi

[Nicola Menaldo @nmenaldo]

Finally, finally. Self-tying sneakers. https://t.co/wYh5AtOzSj via @techcrunch

[Alvaro Bedoya @alvarombedoya]

1/ A must-read by @freydonia on the use of facial recognition tech in @saks stores, including a leaked Powerpoint. https://t.co/eDkstmWZnI