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New York Case Could Be Major Victory for Online Privacy
WASHINGTON, DC — New York’s attempted seizure of 381 Facebook users’ account information violates the Fourth Amendment, argues an amicus brief filed by TechFreedom, Access...
Email Privacy is an Easy Win for Trump, New Congress
WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Reps. Jared Polis and Kevin Yoder reintroduced the Email Privacy Act (2015 version), which would require law enforcement to get a...
#150: If Hotels Could Regulate Airbnb
If the hotel lobby had its way, what would happen to Airbnb? Well, we don’t have to wonder, because the American Hotel and Lodging Association...
In LabMD case, the Courts Must Require More of the FTC
WASHINGTON, DC — The Federal Trade Commission must do more to guide companies as they craft internal data security compliance plans — so they have...
#149: Do Smart Cars Need Smart Roads?
Driverless cars are all the rage in the tech world. But as our cars get smarter, will our roads keep pace? The autonomous future has...
#148: Fake News and Filter Bubbles
The shocking outcome of the presidential election has spurred many journalists, pundits and politicians to look for some explanation as to why people voted the...