A California bill to require parental consent for children under 13 years to create social media accounts could have created confusion, Gov. Gavin Newsom said in vetoing the legislation Tuesday.
Russia-based hackers are responsible for the majority of nation-state attacks on Microsoft customers, according to new data from company.
A former Party City Holdco Inc. employee is alleging the company violated an Illinois privacy law by having employees clock in using their fingerprints, in a state court lawsuit.
Two data mining partnerships that offer health coverage to about 50,000 people who’ve agreed to have their data tracked won a court order forcing the Labor Department to recognize their health plans as ERISA-covered plans, after a federal judge in the Northern District of Texas ruled that the plan participants qualify as “working owners.”
An online platform that uses public domain information to generate reputational profiles convinced a California state appeals court Tuesday that users who say the information on profiles is false and misleading must arbitrate their complaints.
