Amazon continues to fight hard to send biometric privacy cases to arbitration
A federal appellate court has affirmed that Amazon cannot impose arbitration on minors wanting to be part of proposed class-action…
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A federal appellate court has affirmed that Amazon cannot impose arbitration on minors wanting to be part of proposed class-action…
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The Illinois state Senate has passed a resolution that would greatly restrict the access that immigration agencies within federal and…
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The mobile portal launched in February by the Department of Homeland Security for travelers will protect the privacy and digital…
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A biometrics idea for contactless monitoring of blood pressure and other health indicators has shown up in a pair of…
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Opposition is growing in the EU to facial recognition algorithms billed as being able to accurately assign genders and sexual…