Privacy
Senators Introduce Bill to Fight Revenge Porn
United States Senators Kamala D. Harris (D-CA), Richard Burr (R-NC), and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), along with U.S. Representative Jackie Speier, recently introduced legislation title the Ending Nonconsenual Online User Graphic
Principal Attorney Charles L. Mudd Jr. will be a panelist at the 61st Annual Intellectual Property Conference
Principal Attorney Charles L. Mudd Jr. will be a panelist at The John Marshall Law School’s 61st Annual Intellectual Property Conference on November 3, 2017. The conference is being organized
Impacted by the Equifax Data Breach? Here are Ways to Protect Yourself
Are you one of the millions of people impacted by Equifax’s data breach? Equifax announced they may have exposed private information belonging to 143 million people. The massive breach includes information
Illinois Lawmakers Consider Right to Know Act
Illinois lawmakers are considering a new law that would increase the protection of personal information online. House Bill 2774 would require online companies to disclose to consumers what data has
Google to Purge Play Store Apps Without Privacy Policies
Google has been sending warnings to developers of apps in its Google Play Store that violate Google’s privacy and user data policies. According to The Next Web, the notice informs developers that
New Selfie App Meitu Sparks Privacy Concerns
When you consider the addage “There’s an App for that,” its truth has become even more true as the years have passed. However, as can be imagines, not every app
As we learn of developments in Washington, D.C., our thoughts extend to our Representatives and Senators, their staff, security personnel, and all employees at the U.S. Capitol and their safety.