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How GDPR protects your social media data (even if you accept all cookies)
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How GDPR protects your social media data (even if you accept all cookies)

Why are apps and websites increasingly asking us if we're willing to share our cookies? The EU's General Data Protection Regulation may be somewhat annoying to the average consumer, but for social media companies it was a wakeup call about the huge amount of private data they'd accumulated, says Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.

China data privacy law limits big tech, but has few rights protections
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China data privacy law limits big tech, but has few rights protections

How does China's recently passed privacy law compare to other countries? With PayPal launching a cryptocurrency service in the UK, are digital currencies going mainstream now? Marietje Schaake, International Policy Director at Stanford's Cyber Policy Center, Eurasia Group senior advisor and former MEP, discusses trends in big tech, privacy protection and cyberspace.

Ian Bremmer: How COVID-19 Response Could Impact Civil Liberties
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Ian Bremmer: How COVID-19 Response Could Impact Civil Liberties

Evaluating Data Privacy & Regulation in the US
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Evaluating Data Privacy & Regulation in the US

Data privacy before and after a pandemic
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Data privacy before and after a pandemic

Marietje Schaake, former EU Parliament Member and international policy director of Stanford's Cyber Policy Center, explains how Singapore and China used surveillance to track COVID-19 and what it could mean for the US.

Combat online bullying with troll scores?
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Combat online bullying with troll scores?

Twitter doesn't give you a lot of disincentives to be a jerk online. But what if there were a way to measure how much of a jerk someone is and put it right in their profile? Wouldn't that help? I think it's a pretty good idea. Though, you can see the arguments against it.