Fireside Chat
summary
A federal regulator explains outcomes from a recent data portability workshop that weighs competition gains against privacy and authentication risks, highlights tensions when transfers include others’ data, and lists questions about secure transfer and verification methods. The agency presses for a federal privacy law that gives the FTC jurisdiction over nonprofits and common carriers, civil penalties, narrow rulemaking, preemption, a harms‑based approach and an accountability wheel of seven elements. Past enforcement includes 60 privacy cases and a $5 billion Facebook settlement, and the regulator joins interagency talks after the Privacy Shield ruling.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:50Dan Caprio
- 8:35Federal Privacy Law
- 12:37Principles of Privacy Law
- 18:12The Role of Congress
- 22:10Why is federal preemption important
- 24:39What is the FTCs role in enforcing privacy shield
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