The SaaS platform that translates complex privacy policies for developers. (We are in stealth.) Co-founders: @mdennedy @kbe123tweet
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🐹 Are you ready to get off the #privacy hamster wheel?
Request a @privacycodeinc demo today and rescue your team from long meetings and manual checklists!
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#PrivacyAtScale #PrivacyManagement
CEO @mdennedy shared her insights with the @DrPhil Show about the #privacy implications of #biohacking and microchipping.
She says, “privacy is the ability to tell your own story. What you want, to who you want, where you want."
youtu.be/4RpfMmc-vRU
$1.8 billion in fines!
“Remember when we were told that data was cheap?” - @mdennedy
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New: many brands and marketers didn’t realize California’s data privacy law would apply to them.
Now they’re rushing to comply after Sephora agreed to pay $1.2M in the first enforcement case last month. The law’s 30-day grace period disappears on Jan 1.
wsj.com/articles/brands-revi…
NEWS: We reached a settlement with @Sephora for failing to disclose that it was selling consumer data, failing to honor requests to opt-out of sale, and failing to fix these violations.
I hope this sends a message to businesses not complying with the #CCPA: CADOJ is watching.
ALT SETTLEMENT WITH SEPHORA AS PART OF ONGOING ENFORCEMENT OF CCPA Penalties Required by Settlement Pay $1.2 million Injunctive Terms Allow for consumers to opt-out of the sale of personal info, including via the Global Privacy Control Clarify its online disclosures and privacy policy regarding how it sells consumer personal information Conform its service provider agreements to the CCPA's requirements Provide reports to the Attorney General relating to its sale of personal information and the status of its service provider relationships
Companies beware: your ‘dark patterns’ web design can be in breach of consumer law. This AUD$60m fine is surely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to misleading and deceptive data collection practices.
smh.com.au/business/consumer…
