Safe and Secure VR: Policy Issues Impacting Kids' Use of Immersive Tech
After Oculus Quest commercials blanketed the airwaves before the holidays, a number of folks at Common Sense Media raised concerns about Facebook’s take on...
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Joe Jerome
Privacy Nuts and Bolts: How Washington lawmakers can protect our digital privacy
For the past two years, I have been personally and professionally invested in the Washington Privacy Act. The 2021 iteration, SB 5062, is the...
Read MoreSome Initial Ideas on Improving Privacy in AR, VR, and XR
The time to begin developing XR privacy guidelines and controls is now. Growing numbers of consumers are worried about how data collected via VR headsets...
Read MoreFederalist Society Podcast: California Consumer Privacy Act
In this episode of the Federalist Society’s Tech Roundup, I join the Mercatus Center’s Adam Thierer and TechFreedom’s Ian Adams to bring a privacy...
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A Few Resources Regarding VPNs…
After filing a complaint with the FTC about the data handling practices of a VPN provider in 2017, I led a project to work...
Read MoreNew York State Public Hearing on Online Privacy
I joined fellow privacy experts Prof. Ari Waldman, IPR’s Lindsey Barrett, and CCPA-author Mary Stone Ross to testify in support of the New York...
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Congress, What About the Data Brokers?
In light of Congress’ decidedly tech-focused privacy hearings, I thought it important to elevate the surprising absent of data brokers to the conversation: [D]ata...
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EU Privacy Rules Will Not "Kill People"
With the GDPR recently coming into effect, U.S. policymakers and industry players have found opportunities to critic the GDPR on the grounds that it will...
Read MoreWashingTECH Policy Podcast: Enter the GDPR
In the panicked lead-up to the GDPR, I joined Joe Miller, host of the WashingTECH Policy Podcast, to give provide a brief overview of...
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