Exercising your privacy rights can unfortunately be an unnecessarily arduous task. That's why we're proud to stand with a coalition of civil society, consumer protection and privacy advocates supporting Assembly Bill 566, a bill that would require browsers and mobile operating systems to include a setting that enables a consumer to send an opt-out preference signal.
On March 3, Meghan Land will present PRC's report Paying Twice to Learn with Ariel Fox Johnson, Principal, Digital Smarts Law & Policy, at the Northeast OER Summit. They will discuss the report's findings and ways in which OER and privacy advocates might work together to improve student experiences with digital courseware.
“Scratch at an issue today, look close enough, and you’ll find data brokers somewhere making the issue…
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse and a coalition of consumer and privacy groups including Consumer reports support Nebraska L.B. 602, the Nebraska Delete Act.
College students today might be paying more than tuition—their personal privacy could be at risk, too. Our…
The California Delete Act is a state law that provides California residents with a one-click mechanism to ask…
Today marks a historic victory for consumer privacy rights. Governor Newsom signed SB 362, the California…
As SB 362 heads to the Assembly floor for its final vote before heading to Governor Newsom's desk, opposition…