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Flora Morgan, an associate at Keker, Van Nest & Peters, entered an appearance on behalf of LinkedIn Corp. on Nov. 7 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
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Keker, Van Nest & Peters has stepped in to defend LinkedIn in a privacy suit, which—along with a slate of other pending class actions in California federal court—accuses the professional social networking site of using its pixel-tracking technology to illegally intercept users’ sensitive data from a health care website for its own targeted advertising purposes.
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The rulemaking process highlighted tensions with regulating this evolving area of the law, most notably with respect to artificial intelligence technologies
The case was the first enforcement action under Connecticut’s Student Data Privacy Law and California’s K-12 Pupil Online Personal Information Protection Act. Along with New York, all three states’ student privacy laws require online educational providers to have adequate protections and security measures for education data.
The California Privacy Protection Agency’s $1.35 million settlement with Tractor Supply Co. marked the first completed enforcement action addressing job applicants’ privacy rights.
In a tentative ruling Wednesday, U.S. District Judge George Wu said he would reject TikTok’s motion to stay the lawsuits alleging privacy violations against users under 13.
Privacy attorneys say that the enforcement action, which is the first in the state to allege violations of the Florida Digital Bill of Rights, may have sweeping implications for Big Tech and children’s privacy industry practices throughout the United States.
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Flora Morgan, an associate at Keker, Van Nest & Peters, entered an appearance on behalf of LinkedIn Corp. on Nov. 7 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
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Keker, Van Nest & Peters has stepped in to defend LinkedIn in a privacy suit, which—along with a slate of other pending class actions in California federal court—accuses the professional social networking site of using its pixel-tracking technology to illegally intercept users’ sensitive data from a health care website for its own targeted advertising purposes.
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The rulemaking process highlighted tensions with regulating this evolving area of the law, most notably with respect to artificial intelligence technologies
The case was the first enforcement action under Connecticut’s Student Data Privacy Law and California’s K-12 Pupil Online Personal Information Protection Act. Along with New York, all three states’ student privacy laws require online educational providers to have adequate protections and security measures for education data.
The California Privacy Protection Agency’s $1.35 million settlement with Tractor Supply Co. marked the first completed enforcement action addressing job applicants’ privacy rights.
In a tentative ruling Wednesday, U.S. District Judge George Wu said he would reject TikTok’s motion to stay the lawsuits alleging privacy violations against users under 13.
Privacy attorneys say that the enforcement action, which is the first in the state to allege violations of the Florida Digital Bill of Rights, may have sweeping implications for Big Tech and children’s privacy industry practices throughout the United States.
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