Partner, Goodwin. All things tech policy. Privacy (not for me, for others)
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A cautionary tale: my June flights to/from Israel were canceled by the airlines due to the Iran war. My tickets haven't been refunded. They were bought via @bookingcom. Instead of reimbursing the tickets, Booking is pointing at the airlines. Booking.com buyers beware!
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Last week, the world watched in horror at the images coming from Israel.
This was an act of pure evil. To the people of Israel, and to Jews around the world, be strong and brave. California stands with you.
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When a conference talk ends with candles and the attendees singing happy birthday - you know it’s a great group ! @futureofprivacy annual board meeting! @JulesPolonetsky @AnupamChander @omertene @NitaFarahany @DMulliganUCB @daniellecitron
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Data Privacy: A Primer. Great overview from Congressional Research Service. crsreports.congress.gov/prod…
When can we consider data de-identified? It depends. Great comprehensive overview from @KatharinaKoern1 on anonymization, pseudonymization and aggregation under various laws and tech standards. iapp.org/news/a/a-transatlan…
In an op ed on data transfers 5 years post GDPR, Chris Kuner points to “problems with enforcement of cross-border cases” as key to improving the framework. I’m not persuaded by his analysis, and would warn him to be careful what he wishes for. (thread 👇) eulawlive.com/op-ed-internat…
On this side of the ocean, “centralization” doesn’t sound so good. In fact, when advocates and academics argued against a federal privacy law last year, the clause they fought against the hardest was federal preemption, essentially the “centralization” of enforcement in DC.