The Data Drop News for Thursday, September 30, 2021
Updated: Oct 28, 2021
The FTC getting $1B for privacy. US government can surveil and modify Facebook and Twitter posts. Clearview AI hits back. California protects privacy of minors getting abortions. Over 60 millions fitness app records breached. Italy takes a dim view of Facebook smart glasses. $10M App Annie fine sets precedent.
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Data privacy news
FTC sets sights on Big Tech: $1 Billion proposed to create Digital Privacy & Cybersecurity Division
Facebook or Twitter posts can now be quietly modified by the government under new surveillance laws
'Chilling': Facial recognition firm Clearview AI hits watchdog groups with subpoenas
California governor moves to protect 'privacy' of minors who procure abortions
Over 60 million wearable fitness tracking records exposed
Facebook concedes iOS privacy changes are hurting its ad business
Italian data authority seeks clarifications on privacy from Facebook over its new smart glasses
App Annie to pay $10M in landmark SEC action
Russian Internet Giant Yandex Wards off the Largest Botnet DDoS Attack in History
Hackers That Obtained Employee Login From Dark Web Are Executing Ongoing Attacks on UN Agencies
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PET news
Ketch raises another $20M as demand grows for its privacy data control platform
Launch Of Apple’s NeuralHash Technology Highlights The Privacy Pros And Cons Of Photo Scanning
Osano, a data compliance platform, raises $11M
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