TeachPrivacy

Founded by Prof. @DanielSolove, TeachPrivacy provides privacy & data security training. Engaging and interactive 150+ topics: HIPAA, PCI, FERPA, phishing, GDPR

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Maryland's unique consumer protection law constrains how companies can use your data. #ConsumerProtection #DataPrivacy

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Vermont's new privacy law stands out by protecting consumer health data, joining states like Washington and Connecticut. This data includes details on physical/mental health, diagnoses, gender affirmation, and reproductive/sexual health. #PrivacyLaw #HealthData

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Analyzing proportionate and reasonable measures requires considering consumer expectations. #LegalAnalysis #ConsumerRights

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States are enacting genetic privacy laws to regulate direct-to-consumer data and prevent foreign adversary access. #GeneticPrivacy #TechLaw #DigitalSafety

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Children's privacy laws often treat age as binary, but a 5-year-old is vastly different from a 15-year-old. A more granular approach is needed to protect kids at different developmental stages. #ChildPrivacy #DigitalSafety

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Vermont's law, effective Jan 1, 2028, defines sensitive data broadly, including gait and vein patterns. #DataPrivacy #VermontLaw

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Children deserve privacy. As they grow, they're entitled to more. We must ensure trade-offs are fair, age-appropriate, and offer value in return for minimal information. . #Privacy #ParentingTips

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Washington's law uniquely defines health data broadly, accounting for inferences. Other states struggle with clarity, often copying categories. #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection

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Even if not directly using tech, data is gathered and affects lives. Learning to use technologies responsibly, avoiding addiction and overuse, is key to a healthy balance. #TechLiteracy #DigitalWellbeing

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New state laws are prioritizing sensitive data protection, shifting towards opt-in consent. #DataPrivacy #PrivacyLaws

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You have the right to refuse being photographed. Teaching children autonomy over their image is vital, even when family wants updates. Balance documenting their life with respecting their choices. #ParentingTips #ChildAutonomy

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For decades, the call for schools to do more has gone unheard. The missing piece? A powerful entity like Scholastic, with the connections to make it happen. Imagine the impact. #Education #SchoolReform

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Children today grow up with their data constantly collected and shared online. This profoundly impacts their lives. Educating them about these consequences and how to protect themselves is crucial for navigating this complex digital world. #DigitalPrivacy #ParentingTips

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Privacy laws are exploding globally, with new regulations in nearly half of US states and over 160 countries. AI-specific laws are also emerging, creating a complex landscape for often small teams to navigate. #PrivacyLaws #TechRegulation #DataProtection

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The 'nothing to hide' argument after 9/11 is flawed. Privacy is valuable for everyone, not just those with secrets. It protects more than just bad deeds. #Privacy #CivilLiberties

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Existing regulations aren't enough. Privacy officers are crucial, pushing companies to analyze products for risks and guide engineers on privacy-by-design. Their behind-the-scenes work is vital. #Privacy #DataProtection

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Companies can practically do anything with the information gathered about your children. This needs to stop. #DataPrivacy #EdTech

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Privacy as a professional field truly began to emerge around the year 2000. Prior to this, privacy regulations in the US were largely siloed within specific industries. #Privacy #DataProtection

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Discover two children's books! 'The Eyemonger' is fiction for ages 6-11. 'Privacy Please' is a nonfiction guide for 4-6 year-olds, explaining privacy in an age-appropriate way. #ChildrensBooks #Reading

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Distinguishing between DPOs (Europe) and CPOs (US/Global). CPOs shape overall privacy strategy, guiding business data decisions. DPOs have specific statutory responsibilities defined by law. #Privacy #DataProtection