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App makers who did not heed California Attorney General Kamala Harris's warning that they needed to have a privacy policy accessible from the app should
The Federal Communications Commission has delivered its net neutrality rule to the Office of Management and Budget and published its assessment of the rule’s paperwork burden in the Federal Register
The U.S. Supreme Court announced on December 14 that it will review the Ninth Circuit's decision in Quon v. Arch Wireless Operating Co., which held that a government employee and persons with whom he communicated had a reasonable expectation of privacy in personal text messages that were sent and received on an employer-provided pager, despite the employer's express policy that use of its computer network was subject to monitoring
