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My short article on Fed Court of Australia finding yesterday that Google had misled consumers on location data retention> tinyurl.com/ykmwuydr & the judgment is here tinyurl.com/xz7j7kw @grahamgreenleaf CompetitionFlaneur frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected] UNSW Law & Justice Brent R Homan Lauren Solomon

My article for The Conversation today on Cicilline's legislative agenda to take on the A to G of big tech. Bold moves in antitrust. @grahamgreenleaf UNSW Law & Justice Australian Privacy Foundation frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected] Lauren Solomon UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation Consumer Policy Research Centre theconversation.com/us-lawmakers-a… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Do online retail marketplaces like Amazon &eBay compete on privacy terms? They hide it very well if they do. Here’s my analysis & comparison> tinyurl.com/wjdxz67m @grahamgreenleaf frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected] Chris Culnane Wolfie Christl Lauren Solomon Monika Zalnieriute Australian Privacy Foundation Consumer Policy Research Centre

If you don't have time to read & compare 30,000 words of Amazon, eBay, etc privacy policies, my article in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand gives you the lowdown & a reasonable proposal w/ Michael Hopkin @grahamgreenleaf Gerard Brody UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation UNSW Law & Justice Consumer Policy Research Centre theconversation.com/how-one-simple…

I think, a key issue for GDPR enforcement in today's real-time marketing surveillance would be to show that both publishers and other vendors who help to maintain ID graphs facilitate all the other personal data processing activities by everyone else that rely on those ID graphs.

Prof @grahamgreenleaf wrote about Australia's new Online Privacy Code proposal for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand. Resistance is guaranteed, but there are some steps in the right direction. UNSW Law & Justice UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation Daniel Joyce frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected] Australian Privacy Foundation Gerard Brody UNSW theconversation.com/a-new-proposed…

📢NEW RESEARCH: Today we release our new research exploring online purchases via the #DigitalCheckout. Our purchasing experience has evolved remarkedly, especially during #COVID19, but have our consumer protections kept up? #OnlineConsumers #NewResearch on.cprc.org.au/DigitalCheckout

I talked to ABCNews youtube.com/watch?v=JHK_4F… abt exposure of sensitive addresses of COVID check-in sites & the need to keep assessing whether collection &storage of data is necessary, when future breaches cd expose personal location data @grahamgreenleaf Australian Privacy Foundation UNSW Law & Justice Daniel Joyce

My article for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand on why Facebook's targeted ad business makes it more likely the ACCC will succeed now, when it failed to prove misleading conduct re Google's 'sponsored links' in 2013 @grahamgreenleaf Daniel Joyce UNSW Law & Justice frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected] theconversation.com/the-accc-is-su…

UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation member Dr Katharine Kemp gives us insights into why ACCC says digital platforms give consumers 'little effective choice in the amount of data they share' and why data brokers? theconversation.com/accc-says-cons…

Read this brilliant short paper by Dr Katharine Kemp Kemp, who contrasts the claims by media and AdTech companies to brands, versus what they tell the public, about how much cross-brand data-matching, online tracking, profiling and 'addressable' targeting is going on.👇

A ‘forgotten’ privacy principle in Australia's privacy laws could derail the local data enrichment industry, Dr Katharine Kemp argues. 'Enrichment' is used by a lot of big brands for advertising and targeting. mi-3.com.au/21-09-2022/for…

This is the link to my longer ABC Radio interview about data enrichment tinyurl.com/mwypnkjw (from 8:20 to 22:00) or shorter one tinyurl.com/4bcr8usz w/ 6PR Perth Radio - or one from ABC TV on Optus last week tinyurl.com/bdf2jhvw @grahamgreenleaf Australian Privacy Foundation UNSW Law & Justice

Interview w/ A Current Affair last week is up for a couple of days- re data collectn attitudes post-Optus & data collectn from 3rd parties @ lnkd.in/gGpRDsGe if you have 9Now It's has been edited down, so some non sequiturs Australian Privacy Foundation @grahamgreenleaf UNSW Law & Justice Chandni Gupta

My article "'A rose by any other unique identifier': Regulating consumer data tracking & anonymisation claims" is here lnkd.in/grsAwscu on SSRN now, published by CPI TechReg Chronicle @grahamgreenleaf Australian Privacy Foundation UNSW Law & Justice UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation Gerard Brody frankpasquale.bsky.social or [email protected]

Hear from @sldavey, @KateABower, Kelsie Nabben and Dr Katharine Kemp as they discuss #consent and #consumertrust at #netthing2022. Fri 28 Oct 2022 @ 11:45am AEDT. Register now at netthing.org.au/register

I visited ABC on Saturday just after the Attrny-General's privacy penalties announcement to talk about the proposal for $50M / 30% of turnover fines & what else we're still waiting on in privacy law reform iview.abc.net.au/video/NEWS2022… UNSW Law & Justice @grahamgreenleaf Australian Privacy Foundation UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation

I spoke w/ FTC Chair Lina Khan, ICO GC Claudia Berg & A/Prof Erika Douglas at Global Privacy Assembly, on interactn of compn, consumer & privacy reg, chaired by EDPB Chair Andrea Jelinek. Great insights for coming discussns UNSW Law & Justice UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation @grahamgreenleaf Chandni Gupta

An analysis of 12 popular apps’ privacy policies reveals a number of concerns, including confusing privacy messages and unnecessarily long data retention windows. Dr Katharine Kemp from UNSW provides 6 steps you can take to reduce your privacy risks: bit.ly/3yWwj9X