Protecting U.S. student privacy
The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) survey contrasts big leap in remote learning during pandemic with minimal privacy protection of K-12 student data.
The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) survey contrasts big leap in remote learning during pandemic with minimal privacy protection of K-12 student data.
It would be fitting to round out this issue with Quad’s announcement of a new direct mail platform, but the core feature – merging mail streams from several companies to reduce postage – is quite modest and I doubt you care, Dear Reader.
Today’s U.S. election may bring new data privacy regs: Michigan’s Prop 2 would require a search warrant for electronic data, California’s Prop 24 would expand CCPA’s scope, and Massachusetts’ ballot’s “Question 1” asks voters to decide who should have access to car telematics system data.
Google will pay to carry stories from Canadian news outlets under an agreement announced yesterday. Details are sparse but the process for compliance with government’s C-18 law has been simplified to meet some Google objections. Meta, the only other firm required to make payments under the law, has not changed its decision to block reliable news.