US Regulators See Data as a Threat, Not an Asset The Federal Trade Commission’s recent push to curb personalized pricing, while framed as a righteous defense of the consumer, is a deeply naive approach Read More
The Unspoken Cost of Constant Capture Public spaces are quietly — and not so quietly — pushing back. Schools, courts, restaurants, and entertainment venues are increasingly posting signs and implementing policies that ban smart glasses, particularly Meta’Read More
The Illusion of De-Identification Last week, Google secured a vast repository of Spirit Airlines’ employment and workplace records, a move that superficially appears to respect privacy by promising rigorous de-identification. The headline screams concern from Read More