Hello, November. As the leaves change and the weather cools off, we're looking toward 2023 in the world of privacy and all the new beginnings it will bring. (More on that here.)
In this week's edition:
Explore our new research on consumer sentiments toward privacy
The Twitter thread that keeps on giving from The Privacy Whisperer
Elon Musk, ADPPA, and Drizly – read the latest news in the world of privacy
NEW RESEARCH
Time to Wake Up 👀
In case you missed last week's special edition of GrailMail, we unveiled the findings from our new consumer privacy survey in an interactive experience we're calling The Great Privacy Awakening.
The data makes one thing clear – people care about privacy, and they're taking action. But what exactly are people concerned about? Here's what we found:
1. Email being hacked
2. Companies knowing too much and using it for nefarious purposes
3. Personal data exposed in data breach
4. Personal information given to
government or third party
5. Companies selling data to third parties they don't know about
TRENDING ON TWITTER
Last week, Luiza Jarovsky (you might know her from her newsletter, The Privacy Whisperer) shared her recommended reads for those in the privacy space. We're linking some of the articles below to get you started.
"Privacy has an image problem. Over and over again, regardless of the forum in which it is debated, it is cast as old-fashioned at best and downright harmful at worst – antiprogressive, overly costly, and inimical to the welfare of the body politic."
"Policymakers around the world constantly search for new tools to address growing concerns as to informational privacy (data protection). One solution that has gained support in recent years among policy makers is Privacy by Design (PbD)."
We're tackling privacy's toughest challenges in a casual setting during this 30-minute session for privacy pros today at 11 am PT. Save your spot to join.
If the thought of running a privacy program in 2023 makes your head spin, this session is for you. Join us for this IAPP-hosted session featuring Lattice VP Legal, Robert Scott.
ICYMI, we launched a new Risk Monitor solution (DPIAs, anyone?) and announced our series C funding last month. Catch up with our launch event on-demand.
By now, you've surely heard of Elon Musk's Twitter takeover. But what are the implications for users' data privacy? "The big unknown is Musk himself—someone who has already shown during the course of his attempted acquisition that he’s willing to ignore legal agreements."
Although the ADPPA's fate is still to be determined, there are a mixture of disparate data privacy laws across the US. Brush up on your legislative knowledge with this quick read featuring all your favorite acronyms – FTC, HIPAA, GLBA, and more.
Drizly – where the beverages are free-flowing, and the data is, too (but not for long). "The FTC reached a settlement with Drizly, an online alcohol marketplace, and its CEO, alleging the company knew about its data security shortcomings and failed to take action to protect personal data from a data breach affecting 2.5 million users." This article outlines key takeaways for privacy pros.
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