Olaoluwa Oni Blog Post
Olaoluwa Oni Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 27, 2017 Between Etisalat Nigeria and Facebook Inc: The fate of Nigerians’ Right to Privacy. Etisalat Nigeria, a telecommunications service provider,…
Aikaterini Skouteli Blog Post
Aikaterini Skouteli Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 28, 2017 Post 9/11, the US government has been using deceptive methods through informants and undercover agents as a law enforcement…
Petros Vinis Blog Post
Petros Vinis Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 23, 2017 In October 2015 a local judge in Kentucky cleared the “drone slayer” of all criminal charges, namely a person…
PRG Meeting Announcements, March 22
Further reading on today's discussion topics: On smart toys: "Toys That Listen," from University of Washington's Tech Policy Lab On Zero Day Exploits: Kim Zetter, Countdown to Zero Day The Columbia…
Emily Poole Blog Post
Emily Poole Information Privacy Prof. Ira Rubinstein Facial recognition Facebook app hoax terrifies the internet March 14, 2017 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/03/14/creepy-facial-recognition-app-users-find-strangers-facebook/ Earlier this week, news circulated on the Internet that a new…
Leland Chang Blog Post
Leland Chang Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 21, 2017 Alexa – Amazon’s internet connected home assistant device, man’s new best friend or law enforcement’s greatest spy. Prosecutors in…
Joyce Chang Blog Post
Joyce Chang Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubenstein March 21, 2017 As part of a broader government reaction to recent eruptions of deadly violence in the region of Xinjiang, Chinese…
Alex Siegel Blog Post
Alex Siegel Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 21, 2017 Judge Gorsuch and the Fourth Amendment United States Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is perhaps best known for being…
Christian Abouchaker Blog Post
Christian Abouchaker Information Privacy Law Professor Ira Rubinstein March 21, 2017 Fourth Amendment Protection and “Smart” Homes While the use of smart meter technology in homes across the country offers…
Mason Fitch Blog Post
Mason Fitch Blog Post Professor Ira Rubinstein March 21, 2017 The California legislature is considering a bill that would remove California’s leading privacy protections—passed in a bill dubbed “CalECPA”—from school…