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Oh, also Sony, LG, Hisense, and TCL have also been sued for similar practices. Those cases are still ongoing. Full story: cybernews.com/privacy/samsun…

There's nothing more relaxing than sitting back on your sofa and watching TV with a few of your favorite... major corporations? Samsung admitted to monitoring what you're watching (taking a screenshot every 500 milliseconds) and selling that data to companies for targeted ads.

The two questions small business owners ask us the most: 1. Do privacy laws apply to small businesses? 2. Do privacy laws apply to small businesses? Short answer: Yes Better answer: mainwp.com/do-privacy-law…

Full episode: termageddon.com/podcast/ep-31-…

Just because you can speak legalese doesn't always mean you should. We recently had the pleasure of having Jamal Ahmed join us on Privacy Lawls. Jamal has helped 70,000 privacy professionals across 137 countries advance their careers in privacy.

We’re excited to be part of GeekPack in St. Louis on April 22! GeekPack IRL is bringing together 200+ women founders for a full CEO Day of strategy, workshops, and networking. Our president, Donata will also be speaking at the event. See you there → geekpack.com/st-louis-event

If it hasn't already, the day may come when a client asks you, their web designer, if their site is compliant. Whatever you do, don't say 'yes.' Also, whatever you do, don't say 'no'... It's complicated. termageddon.com/a-client-asks-…

I recently had an awesome conversation with Topher DeRosia from @heropress on how @termageddon helps website owners avoid fines and lawsuits through auto-updating policies. Check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=bLHgO6… #privacy #privacypolicy #privacypolicygenerator #termageddon

It has been a busy first few months. 13 different states have introduced a combined16 new privacy bills to start off 2026. See all 33 privacy bills we're currently tracking by visiting our Global Privacy bill Tracker: termageddon.com/global-privacy…

Full report can be found here: jdsupra.com/legalnews/conn…

If your website collects data from Connecticut residents, you may want to update your policies. CT dropped a comprehensive privacy report that shows it's taking privacy seriously. It covers: > Consumer privacy concerns; > Better enforcement > Protecting children's privacy

Can't spell "That's probably a major privacy concern" without AI. Especially this month. Ring's new AI feature, AI-generated images, and AI note-taking software all made headlines this past month. termageddon.com/data-privacy-n…

Listen to the full episode: termageddon.com/podcast/ep-30-…

If your competitors jumped off a cliff, would you?! Data Brokers: (⚆₋₍⚆) Shoutout to Zane Witherspoon for joining us on Episode 30 of Privacy Lawls to discuss all the privacy regulations facing data brokers.

See our full coverage for yourself: termageddon.com/coverage/

Saying we cover a bunch of privacy laws, rules and regulations is one thing. Seeing all 120+ listed out is another. So, here's what that looks like:

This feels like a good time to remind everyone that we cover California's privacy laws. California is considering offering monetary rewards and job protection for whistleblowers who report privacy law violations. news.bgov.com/bloomberg-gove…

"Oh, they'll probably want to use _____" sounds helpful, but it could land your clients in some legal trouble. termageddon.com/why-agencies-s…

Friendly reminder to check your Privacy Policy for these common mistakes. It's worth taking a few minutes now to avoid bigger problems later. mainwp.com/is-your-privac…

What's more fun than a Quiz? How about one about Privacy Policies?!