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Powerful data privacy legislation drafted by Oregon senator Ron Wyden

Senator Ron Wyden has drafted a data privacy bill which proposes sweeping changes to data laws to make data more transparent and accessible, aiming to give customers more control over the sharing or selling of their data.The post Powerful data privacy legislation drafted by Oregon senator Ron Wyden appeared first on Digital Trends.

House Democrats want to step up the fight against robocalls

Some in Congress don't think the FCC's latest anti-robocall measures go far enough. Democrats in the House Committee on Energy

Senate bill would require clearly worded terms for online data privacy

Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and John Kennedy (R-LA) have introduced a new bill aimed at protecting consumers' online data privacy.

Airbnb just opened an ‘Office of Healthy Tourism’

In a bid to counteract tourist saturation in major cities around the world, Airbnb is opening a new global Office

Lawmakers want more tech companies to address privacy legislation

Though Facebook has been in a bright spotlight since the Cambridge Analytica fallout, it's obviously not the only company that

Facebook users aren’t changing their privacy settings, despite uproar

Since the Cambridge Analytica fallout, there have been demands for change, hearings and even a #DeleteFacebook campaign. But it turns

Senators plan privacy legislation following Zuckerberg hearings

Following Mark Zuckerberg's hearings earlier this week, two Senators have announced legislation they plan to introduce regarding the protection of

Facebook CEO pledges to work with Senate on proposed regulations

As Zuckerberg's Senate testimony continues, the question of regulation came up, as expected. Senator Lindsey Graham asked the CEO about

The Senate has its own insincere net neutrality bill

Now that the House of Representatives has floated a superficial net neutrality bill, it's the Senate's turn. Louisiana Senator John

ESRB addresses loot box controversy with ‘in-game purchases’ label

The controversy over loot boxes in games like Star Wars: Battlefront II, Need for Speed: Payback and Destiny 2 hasn't

Oregon moves forward with its own net neutrality legislation

Oregon legislators just took a step towards protecting net neutrality in their state. The Oregon House of Representatives passed a

Can legislation fix gaming’s loot box problem?

Last year's gaming controversy has turned into this year's legislative battleground. Fans were outraged when Star Wars: Battlefront II launched

US Senators want to give feds sole power to issue missile alerts

US senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii announced back in January that he wants take the responsibility of sending missile alerts

Washington state bill would make hard-to-repair electronics illegal

A number of states are considering right to repair bills, legislation which if passed would make it easier for individuals