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Peter S. Vogel
over 9 years ago
Consumer Protection & Privacy
Consumer Protection and Privacy Law Blog
Peter S. Vogel: Parents Appeal Facebook’s Use of Pictures of Teenagers
By Peter S. Vogel A brief was filed challenging a $20 million settlement that “authorizes Facebook to continue to use minors’ images for advertising without parental consent — in direct violation of the laws of seven states, including...
Peter S. Vogel
over 9 years ago
Consumer Protection & Privacy
Consumer Protection and Privacy Law Blog
Peter S. Vogel: 2014 Cybersecurity Threats to Money & Data
By Peter S. Vogel “Cybercriminal gangs of the 21st century will target cloud-based applications and data repositories because that’s where the data is” as predicted in McAfee® Labs’ 2014 Threat Predictions . Cloud cyber...
Peter S. Vogel
over 7 years ago
Consumer Protection & Privacy
Consumer Protection and Privacy Law Blog
Peter S. Vogel: EU Demands That Google’s ‘Right To Be Forgotten’ To Be Worldwide Searches, Not Just In The EU
By Peter S. Vogel Google is fighting a June 2015 order from the French CNIL (Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés) that ordered Google to “delist links not just from all European versions of Search but also from...
Peter S. Vogel
over 11 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel on the Internet Privacy Bill of Rights
By Peter S. Vogel Privacy is a hot topic for users of Facebook, Google, and other Social Media sites, so the White House has proposed the following Bill of Rights for legislative consideration: 1. INDIVIDUAL CONTROL: Consumers have a right to exercise...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel: 88% of American Adults Have Cell Phones - Easy Access to GPS Data?
GPS location data on cell phone accounts for virtually every adult in the US based on Pew Research recent report that an astonishing 88% of US adults have cell phones . Whether a search warrant will be required for GPS data appears to be changing very...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel: Warrantless Tracking of Cell GPS Upheld by 6th Circuit
By Peter S. Vogel No warrant was required to track a drug dealer's GPS locations from cell phones since the defendant "did not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the data emanating from his cell phone that showed its location."...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Privacy Law Speech at Virtual LEGALTECH
Please join me at 1pm CDT on June 14, 2012 for my online speech entitled "Privacy - Social Media, Internet & BYOD" which is FREE (including ethics credit!), all you have to do is register at Virtual LEGALTECH (please use "Privacy614"...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel: Google Did Not Violate U.S. Law When Collecting Wifi Data
By Peter S. Vogel Google was fined $25,000 for not cooperating with an investigation regarding Google's collection of unencrypted wifi data when taking Street View pictures from 2006-10, but the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reported...
Peter S. Vogel
over 11 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Invasion of Privacy - The Path App Controversy
By Peter S. Vogel Path confessed that it took users' address book data without permission when the app loaded and admits it "made a mistake." Path's app runs on the iPhone and Android and according to Path's Story : Path dreamed...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel: Oops - Google Found Street View Wifi Data
By Peter S. Vogel Google confessed to U.K. officials that Google still has Street View unprotected wifi data collected before 2010 in spite claims that such data had been destroyed. On July 27, 2012 Peter Fleischer (Google's global privacy counsel...
Peter S. Vogel
over 10 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Peter S. Vogel: Is Privacy at Risk with Mobile Purchases?
Privacy is not mentioned in the recent announcements by many large retailers for use of mobile apps for credit and debit card purchases . However, consumers' GPS data linked to mobile devices will likely lead to less privacy. In early August, 2012...
Peter S. Vogel
over 11 years ago
Technology
Cyber Risk and Privacy
Invasion of Privacy? - Federal Government Secretly Monitored Personal Webmail
By Peter S. Vogel A group of nine scientists and doctors recently sued the US government claiming that their personal Gmail accounts were under federal surveillance which led to harassment or dismissal for Food & Drug Administration (FDA) employees...
Peter S. Vogel
over 11 years ago
Technology
Legal Technology Blog
Are Privacy Policies Being Enforced?
My eCommerce Times column for October is entitled " Shore Up Your Privacy Policy Before Disaster Strikes " and I encourage you to read it. Actually it was published the same day as my blog that more than 7.5 million children under 13 are...
Peter S. Vogel
over 12 years ago
Technology
Legal Technology Blog
Prosecutor Charges Husband with Crime for Reading Wife's eMails!
While a Michigan couple was married the husband and wife shared a computer and the husband had access to his wife's email password.... but according to the Detroit Free Press he ex-husband has now been charged with a felony for looking at his...
Peter S. Vogel
over 12 years ago
Technology
Legal Technology Blog
Feds Declare that Blogs and Social Networks are Public Meetings
For purposes of dealing with web 2.0 the White House Memo released on April 7, 2010 about social media specifically states that "interactive meeting tools-including but not limited to public conference calls, webinars, blogs, discussion boards...
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