Courtesy of BNA, here is a report on the update provided by Mexico’s Privacy (IFAI) President Commissioner Peschard Mariscal: Data Protection Mexico Will Not Rush to Compliance Review, Enforcement of New Law, DPA Chief Assures Mexico’s data protection authority will not rush to carry out compliance inspections or take enforcement actions when rules implementing the…
Category: Laws
CA: State senator’s Do Not Track bill on Internet data
James Temple reports: A California state senator on Monday unveiled a bill that would force Internet companies doing business in the state to allow local consumers to opt out of online monitoring, adding to the building momentum behind a “Do Not Track” mandate. During a morning news conference in Sacramento, Sen. Alan Lowenthal, D-Long Beach,…
Google, Facebook take France to court over privacy
Internet heavyweights including Google and Facebook are to file a complaint with France’s highest judicial body against a decree obliging them to keep web users’ personal data for a year. More than 20 Internet companies active in France, including Dailymotion and eBay, are bringing the case before the State Council, their representative French Association of…
Consumer Watchdog Unveils California “Do Not Track Me” Plan
From their press release: Consumer Watchdog unveiled new landmark California legislation to allow consumers in the state to stop unwanted online tracking and, in a letter, challenged Google CEO Larry Page, in his first day on the job, to support the “Do Not Track Me” plan and demonstrate Google is moving in a new direction….