If people opt out of all data collection by default, small businesses will struggle to reach the right customers and make sales.” ...

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) recently updated several documents on its website for Minnesota government ...

West Springfield resident Mary Ann Arnold said of Pope Francis: “He’ll be a tough act to follow ... had dedicated his life to following the example of Jesus Christ. Maria Baez, a cathedral ...

The Green Revolution has been synonymous with chemical fertilisers, tractors, and high-yielding seeds. Growth in their sales is considered a reliable proxy indicator for the performance of the farm ...

MANILA, Philippines — The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is further expanding its international network, saying on Friday it entered into a cross-border data ...

In 2025, data privacy is no longer a niche concern delegated to legal teams and IT departments. It’s a boardroom-level priority, directly tied to trust, reputation, and long-term viability. According ...

SEOUL, April 24 (Reuters) - South Korea's data protection authority said on Thursday that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek transferred user information and prompts without ...

From using multifactor authentication apps to keeping your bluetooth off when it's not in use, NBC’s Vicky Nguyen stops by TODAY to help you clean up all of your devices to keep your private ...

reflecting some similar language and approach established by Washington’s My Health My Data Act. The bill would amend the state’s privacy law to broadly define “health data” and ...

Connecticut lawmakers want to expand the state’s data privacy laws to include the data collected by your connected vehicle. The General Law Committee is considering a bill that would scale back ...

Due to the act, the state has launched investigations into companies involved in data breaches, issues violations and created legislation that will protect minors' privacy and health data.

In a big win for businesses, a California federal court just held that a “tester” plaintiff—someone who visits websites to initiate litigation—cannot bring a claim under the California ...