Government
Sep. 18, 2019
Like GDPR, dire predictions about CCPA are likely to be wrong
The first year of the European General Data Privacy Regulation has yielded compliance questions and legal challenges, but the dire predictions have been largely wrong. The same is likely true when the California Consumer Privacy Act.
Anita Taff-Rice
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CYBERSLEUTH
Nissan Corporation is heralding a new era in which our cars can scan our brains as we drive to improve driving performance. Seriously. The so-called "brain-to-vehicle" technology involves wearing a helmet with rows of electrical sensors contacting the driver's scalp. Nissan touts the technology as a way to "predict a driver's actions and detect discomfort" such as changing lanes or growing concerned that the car is going too fast. By monitoring brainwaves, the car ...
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