Data Privacy & Security

Audit Finds Half of Private Parking Firms Fail Data Standards
Tech & Intellectual Property Audit Finds Half of Private Parking Firms Fail Data Standards

Nearly half of the private parking companies audited by the Government Internal Audit Agency failed to meet basic data security standards for handling driver information. This revelation comes from a rigorous analysis conducted during the 2026 fiscal period, exposing a fractured landscape of

ICE Rejects Automated Body Camera Tech Despite GAO Advice
Civil Law ICE Rejects Automated Body Camera Tech Despite GAO Advice

The GAO asserts that institutional transparency cannot be fully realized as long as camera activation remains entirely at the discretion of individual officers. In a recent examination of federal law enforcement protocols, the Government Accountability Office scrutinized how U.S. Immigration and

GM Settles California Driver Privacy Case for $12.75 Million
Tech & Intellectual Property GM Settles California Driver Privacy Case for $12.75 Million

State officials are targeting the automotive industry's practice of turning driver behavior into a commodified asset that can be sold to the highest bidder. This development marks a significant turning point in how regulators view the massive amounts of information collected by modern,

Kriti Sanon Case Prompts Review of Indian Personality Rights
Tech & Intellectual Property Kriti Sanon Case Prompts Review of Indian Personality Rights

Modern legal strategies for Indian public figures are evolving from simple injunctions toward a comprehensive shielding of names, catchphrases, and AI-generated versions. This transformation gained significant momentum on October 16, 2026, when Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon filed a landmark petition

Will Character.AI’s Sale Jeopardize User Privacy and Safety?
Tech & Intellectual Property Will Character.AI’s Sale Jeopardize User Privacy and Safety?

The rapid liquidation of specialized digital assets often leaves a trail of compromised personal information that regulators are now struggling to contain within the volatile artificial intelligence market. As companies like Character.AI carved out niches in personalized interaction, these

How Should States Regulate Smart Glasses and Wearable AI?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Should States Regulate Smart Glasses and Wearable AI?

The intersection of computing and optics is no longer a distant vision of the future but a ubiquitous reality that is currently reshaping how humans interact with their surroundings. Smart glasses have transitioned from niche industrial tools and failed consumer experiments into sophisticated,

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