Mobile Health Apps & the FTC’s late (but serious) entry to the Breach Notification Game
How the FTC breach notification rule affects mobile app vendors and developers.
Regulatory
What will the CPRA passing mean to anyone doing business with Californians?
With the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) passage (aka Prop 24), the CCPA, already strict in its interpretation of PII, expands consumer rights and places new requirements on businesses. A few loopholes close, definitions gain clarity – and it becomes even more imperative to educate and notify consumers on data use, personalization, and so forth. … Read more
The CCPA and the Iffy Territory of the “HIPAA exemption”
A brief recap: The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) aims to give California consumers greater control over their personal information by imposing certain obligations on entities covered by the law. The CCPA takes effect January 1, 2020. And as we said in an earlier blog article, you don’t have to be a California-based business to … Read more
Who needs to comply with the CCPA? Hint: Not only California.
The first thing to realize about California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) compliance is that you don’t have to be a California-based business to be affected. As of 2018, California was the world’s 5th largest economy. You’re better off to ask yourself what the chances that you’re not subject to the CCPA. US-based or global, you … Read more
