"“Throwing away expertise and nimbleness … in favor of software and automation, at some point it begins to undermine the very justification of the administ…
Featuring Ali Lange, Government Affairs & Public Policy Manager, Google; Ryan Calo, Co‐ Director, Tech Policy Lab & Professor of Law, University of Wash…
""This reads like a stream of consciousness tweetstorm that some poor staffer had to turn into the form of an Executive Order," said Daphne Kelle…
"Daphne Keller, a fellow at Stanford’s Center for Internet and Society, said, “If the [executive order] had legal effect, it would certainly make it much,…
"GDPR's protections work only if regulators make violators "feel it," says Omer Tene, chief knowledge officer for the International Associati…
As Elizabeth Dwoskin reports for The Washington Post, Twitter has fact-checked President Trump for the first time. Trump had claimed on Twitter that mail-in bal…
"Working from home may be convenient for a lot of us, but it’s also convenient for hackers and identity thieves. Marshall Erwin, Senior Director of Trust…
The current public health crisis makes effective management of misinformation more than just a theoretical or constitutional law exercise. Misinformation costs…
"Jennifer Granick, an attorney specializing in surveillance and cybersecurity technologies at the American Civil Liberties Union, told The Intercept that S…
""No contact tracing app can be fully effective until there is widespread, free, and quick testing and equitable access to health care,” said Jennifer…
The debate over encryption continues to drag on without end. In recent months, the discourse has largely swung away from encrypted smartphones to focus instead…
This blogpost was first published by me on May 22, 2020, as a series of Tweets on manual contact tracing and privacy risks. Many privacy advocates initally oppo…