Google shifts “First Party Sets” venue after rejection; Rosewell claims CMA violation; data-exchange comment period opens
Google shifts “First Party Sets” venue after rejection; Rosewell claims CMA violation; data-exchange comment period opens Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Google shifts “First Party Sets” venue after W3C privacy-group...
Google’s “First Party Sets” runs into opposition at W3C group meeting; independent privacy entity promoted
Google’s “First Party Sets” runs into opposition at W3C group meeting; independent privacy entity promoted Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Google’s “First Party Sets” runs into opposition at W3C group meeting; independent...
Can multistakeholder governance help avoid platform “capture” of web? | If IAB Tech Lab won’t control UID2, who will?
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER (ABOVE: Screen capture, March 24, 2022) Multistakeholder governance to stop web “capture” by dominant intermediaries? Clues in Berjon's expert personal post Technologies governed by...
Can multistakeholder governance help avoid platform “capture” of web? | If IAB Tech Lab won’t control UID2, who will?
Can multistakeholder governance help avoid platform "capture" of web? | If IAB Tech Lab won't control UID2, who will? Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER (ABOVE: Screen capture, March 24, 2022) Multistakeholder governance to...
Biden-advised commission says federal law should require “opt-in” consent; change would disrupt $370-billion advertising industry
Biden-advised bipartisan commission says federal law should require “opt-in” data consent; result would disrupt $370-billion advertising industry Online companies should by law have to get “opt-in” permission to collect, share, disclose or use personal data,...
Biden-advised commission says federal law should require “opt-in” consent; change would disrupt $370-billion advertising industry
Biden-advised bipartisan commission says federal law should require “opt-in” data consent; result would disrupt $370-billion advertising industry Online companies should by law have to get “opt-in” permission to collect, share, disclose or use personal data,...
Facebook and Mozilla propose alternative to browser control of ad measurement and privacy; LMC’s NewsPassID reports pilot results
Facebook and Mozilla propose alternative to browser control of ad measurement and privacy; LMC's NewsPassID reports pilot results TO VIEW A CLEANER FORMAT -- WITH IMAGES -- OF THIS WEEK'S PRIVACY BEAT USE THIS LINK. A fundamental...
Google “Topics”: Why should browser control? Is the IRS outsourcing identity authentication?
Google "Topics": Why should browser control? Is the IRS outsourcing identity authentication? Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Assessing the Google “Topics” targeting pivot; why should dominant Chrome browser be in any control...
W3C group discusses role for “independent enforcement entity” ; new pressure on Congress for privacy action
W3C group discusses role for "independent enforcement entity" ; new pressure on Congress for privacy action Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Google’s Chrome to allow user to disable cross-site tracking; W3C group discusses role...
Ad-tech industry struggles to agree on privacy enforcement for email-based identifiers; leads debate over CPRA
Ad-tech industry struggles to agree on privacy enforcement for email-based identifiers; leads debate over CPRA Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Ad-tech industry struggles to agree on privacy enforcement for email-based identifiers;...
New interest in decentralized “self-sovereign identity” signaled by $30M Berners-Lee investment and Reed company merger
New interest in decentralized “self-sovereign identity” signaled by $30M Berners-Lee investment and Reed company merger Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER New interest in decentralized “self-sovereign identity” signaled by $30M...
W3C debating: Should log-in to multiple websites be considered “sanctioned” or “unsanctioned”?
W3C debating: Should log-in to multiple websites be considered “sanctioned” or “unsanctioned”? Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER Methods for sharing user data (W3C Federated ID group slide) W3C debating: Should log-in to multiple...