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Zoom’s Updated AI Policy Draws Concern From Privacy Experts

Adweek

Zoom has made changes to its AI strategy--twice. The video conferencing platform updated its terms of service to establish the right to use some user-level data to train its artificial intelligence/machine-learning models, without giving customers the option to opt out.

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YouTube’s Latest Ding Raises Questions Over Its Compliance With Apple’s Privacy Policies

Adweek

Two years ago, Apple rocked the mobile privacy world by introducing its App Tracking Transparency framework, which requires app publishers to get peoples' consent to track them. The resulting lack of available signals and attribution spurred many mobile advertisers to rely more on earned channels, eschewing paid media altogether.

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Retailer Albertsons’ Chief Privacy Officer on Making Policies Readable and Starting Out at NASA

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Rebecca Shore chose a non-traditional career path in the legal field, one where the sky was the limit. Shore decided to join the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), instead of working at a law firm after graduating from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law in 2006. At NASA, she was.

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An Update (Or Not) On Search Engines; Interpreting Apple’s Talmudic Privacy Policies

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Continue reading » The post An Update (Or Not) On Search Engines; Interpreting Apple’s Talmudic Privacy Policies appeared first on AdExchanger. It logged 2.5 billion queries and now claims a “level of quality” that competes with Google or Bing – though Brave is a blip in terms of market share. People have thrown.

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Privacy and AI policies to watch in 2024

Digiday

As policymakers and businesses continue discussing possible regulation around AI, 2024 will also be another big year for data privacy. Regulatory discussions are concurrent with Google’s plan to officially begin deprecating third-party cookies.

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Only 1 in 25 Reproductive Health Apps Protects User Data

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The Mozilla Foundation looked into 25 popular reproductive health apps and wearable devices to investigate their privacy and security policies. Eighteen of them had vague privacy policies with no clear guidelines on how they share data with U.S law enforcement, Mozilla found.

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The Ad Industry Urgently Needs Consistent Privacy Standards

AdExchanger

Last week, I had the opportunity to speak at the 2024 IAB Public Policy and Legal Summit in Washington, DC, about the importance of standardization in privacy compliance, discuss the IAB Diligence Platform, and hear directly from regulators about what they are looking for. Standardization is an urgent issue for three reasons.