Brief Series
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Privacy and Data Protection
What counts as a data breach, how the FTC polices unfair data practices, and whether police can scan your brain.
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Defining a "Data Breach"
Why most security incidents are not legal breaches, and how data type, industry, and exfiltration matter.
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FTC Act Section 5 Unfairness Balancing Test
Why a leading privacy scholar argues the FTC's unfairness test lets substantial consumer harm slip through.
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Can the Police Require a Brain Scan?
Cognitive liberty, the Fourth and Fifth Amendments, and why today's fMRI needs a cooperative subject.
Go deeper: the full interviews
The full-length conversations behind this series.
- Memory Evidence: Examining the BrainProf. Emily Murphy
- The Criminal's Brain - Neuroscience in the CourtroomProf. Deborah Denno
- Cyber Defense: Private Funds & BanksMichelle A. Reed
- Personal Data and Information PrivacyProf. Neil Richards
- The AI Threat to PrivacyDaniel Solove
- After the Data BreachMichelle A. Reed