Remove category behavioral-advertising
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US: CPRA analysis: The ‘good’ and ‘bad’ news for CCPA-regulated ‘businesses’

DLA Piper Privacy Matters

Clarify the definition of “sale” and differentiate and exempt from the “Do Not Sell” right and the CCPA “selling” notice requirements, the “sharing” of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising in some instances. Right to correct inaccurate personal information. Enforcement and fines.

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California AG’s First Formal CCPA Opinion Directs Businesses to Disclose Internally-Generated Inferences and Expresses Skepticism Around Trade Secret Claims

Data Matters

Therefore, collection of information “about” a consumer is taken in the CCPA to include inferences that were created by observing a consumer’s behavior. Inferences Are “Specific Pieces” of Personal Information Collected About Consumers. Emphasis added.) Inferences for Profiling Are “Disclosable Inferences” Under CCPA. Opinion at 12.

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Exclusive: MalwareMustDie analyzes a new IoT malware dubbed Linux/ AirDropBot

Security Affairs

After 2 years of waiting, MalwareMustDie returns with an excellent page of malware analysis of a new IoT malware: Linux/AirDropBot. We will overfly the technical analysis because the MalwareMustDie post is extremely clear and explanatory in every single part of its analysis.

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West Coast, East Coast, and Now Mountains, Too: Colorado Joins the Comprehensive State Privacy Law Club

Data Matters

Key differences include requirements for contracts and privacy notices, applicable exemptions, required audits or assessments, and definitions of terms such as “sensitive information,” “publicly available information,” and “sale.” Applicability and Definitions. The CPA applies to any “controller” that. (a) Exemptions.

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