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Comments on the Ruling Declaring California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code (AADC) Unconstitutional–NetChoice v. Bonta

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Regulated expressive conduct The AADC frames itself a “privacy” law, but that’s always been a gross lie. The age estimation and privacy provisions thus appear likely to impede the “availability and use” of information and accordingly to regulate speech.” It is and always has been about content censorship.

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Privacy Law Is Devouring Internet Law (and Other Doctrines)…To Everyone’s Detriment

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

What does “privacy” mean? It’s a simple question that lacks a single answer, even from privacy experts. Without a universally shared definition of privacy, scholars have instead attempted to “define” privacy by taxonomizing problems that they think should fit under the privacy umbrella.

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FTC’s 20th Public Meeting – Privacy, Privacy and More Privacy

LexBlog IP

And for today’s meeting two items were on the agenda: a new policy statement on biometric information and some follow-up on the Health Breach Notification Rule. First up on the agenda was the biometric policy statement. The FTC has already engaged in some law enforcement involving how companies use biometric data.

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