David Botero and Cobun Zwiefel-Keegan of the privacy association IAPP look back at the progress made in state-level data-privacy policy in 2025, and look ahead to big…

Dallas City Council has voted to arm its waste collection vehicles with AI-powered cameras, what one official called a "smart-city approach to an everyday challenge.”

New rules governing the use of automated decision-making software arrive after more than a year of drafting and debate.

Chad Marlow, senior policy counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union, says a proposal in New Orleans to expand police use of facial recognition is a major…

Healthcare exchanges in Nevada, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island shared users’ sensitive health data with companies like Google and LinkedIn.

A new law in Utah makes a unique distinction about the state's relationship to the identities of its residents.

Dozens of privacy advocates, along with top digital rights groups, have signed onto a campaign to remove the surveillance capabilities native to mobile driver’s license technology.

The state’s health insurance exchange transmitted pregnancy and domestic abuse data during a marketing campaign. It is reviewing its website practices.

New York City Chief Privacy Officer Michael Fitzpatrick shares how AI is changing privacy and how his city is tackling workforce challenges.

A new report from Utah State Auditor John Dougall shows that inconsistent privacy laws and conflicts with transparency mandates are challenging state officials.