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Why Updating The Electronic Communications Privacy Act Poses Difficulties

Why Updating The Electronic Communications Privacy Act Poses Difficulties

Privacy

The privacy of electronic communications is provided for under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. There are limited circumstances in which ISPs may disclose the contents of electronic and stored digital communications. But the law is unclear as to what happens when data is transmitted into and stored in other countries with data security laws that […]

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Launch of Swiss-US Privacy Shield Framework Announced by US Secretary of Commerce

Launch of Swiss-US Privacy Shield Framework Announced by US Secretary of Commerce

Privacy

International commerce is a huge business, but one of the challenges involved in conducting international business is that different countries may have different laws concerning privacy and the handling of personal data. Many companies in the United States conduct business in Europe, and Europe is well known around the world for being avidly in support […]

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Permissible Disclosures Under the Stored Communications Act

Permissible Disclosures Under the Stored Communications Act

Privacy

The Stored Communications Act, which is codified at 18 USC 121, sections 2701-2712, is federal law that governs the conduct of electronic communication service providers and the voluntary and compelled disclosure of the contents of private electronic communications. The purpose of the Stored Communications Act is to protect privacy of electronic communications that are not […]

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