by Tracy Rosenberg Online Harms Need A Structural Solution: Ham-Handed Censorship Won’t Fix It There is no doubt about it. Internet 2.0 made some people a lot of money. The quandary of the early 2000’s of how to monetize the…
Category: Data Privacy
The Saga of AB 1463 and Other Sacto Tales
Time to Ditch Chrome
Federal Trade Commission Proposed Rulemaking On Data Privacy And Commercial Surveillance
CA Privacy Advocates Comments To CA Privacy Protection Agency 11/21/22
Don’t Write That Down: Reflections on Body Temperature and Ovulation Surveillance
Privacy Lawsuit Against Oracle
Join Our Call for Chrome Privacy Now!
Oakland Privacy, the Bay Area’s anti-surveillance coalition, has put up a new website at ChromePrivacy.org to call on Google to add a global opt-out signal to the world’s most used web browser, Chrome. Years into California’s effort to give people…
Berkeley Community Speaks Up (And Stops) High School Internet Monitoring Plan
Prop. 24 Actually Pokes Holes in Data Privacy Protections
In this op-ed in the San Diego Union Tribune, OP member Tracy Rosenberg breaks down all the loopholes and exemptions in Prop 24 and why Californians who care about privacy rights should vote NO. Proposition 24 pretends it is making…