The Robinhood app is creating changes in how major investment companies do business for the better to consumers, but it has also been in the middle of the Gamestop trading controversy recently raising questions.

A rise in use of edge computing over cloud computing is expected as the use of IoT and smart devices require faster processing times, bandwidth, and stable connectivity.

The EECC is a new European Union directive to help standardize the security of communications networks, provide better user privacy, and cap certain service pricing.

Amazon is expected to launch its Amazon Sidewalk later this year to work with smart devices and connect neighboring Wi-Fi networks. However, critics raise privacy concerns.

Congress recently passed the IoT Cybersecurity Act which will set guidelines and standards for security of IoT devices.

Uber drivers are challenging Uber in a high-profile lawsuit claiming privacy violations under EU’s GDPR Article 22.

Due to recent changes in law, it is now possible to get treble damages in certain Korean trademark litigation claims.

Read about how hospitals and pharmaceutical companies are pushing to have pricing models considered to be trade secrets.

Read about how to protect business assets in the new normal for business of employees working remotely.

Read about the two different views between law enforcement efforts and consumer wishes for better privacy online.

Read about the ban of facial recognition software by some U.S. cities due to concerns over privacy issues and potential for harmful or biased use of the data.

Read about Facebook’s latest issues with compliance with the GDPR and a DPC order that could force Facebook to cease operations in the EU.

Learn about how app notifications may alert you to unexpected or unauthorized access to private data.

Learn about how apps collect and use personal data and why there has been recent scrutiny against the Tik Tok app.

Learn about the evolution of genetic privacy laws and how Florida’s newest law raises a question about genetic data as personal property.

A recent iOS safety feature update uncovered mobile apps copying and storing data raising concerns over mobile clipboard data privacy.

Some industries are thriving during the COVID-19 crisis, becoming more relevant than ever before with the use of IoT tracking devices to obtain new insight into how the virus is impacting certain industries in real-time.

As employees continue to return to work after the coronavirus lockdown, health privacy is a concern. Employers should be are of the situations that can trigger HIPAA privacy rights as well as be aware of certain exceptions due to COVID-19.

With 2 years into enactment, the enforcement of GPDR seems lacking and experts question how such inaction will ultimately impact both technology companies and public privacy.

As AI inventing grows in R&D of technology, the question is posed, “Can a computer be an inventor of a patent?” The USPTO recently decided it cannot.