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Guest Post: A Clear Cookie Jar: Discussing the Increased Autonomy of Our Digital Privacy

Guest Post: A Clear Cookie Jar: Discussing the Increased Autonomy of Our Digital Privacy

By Rachael Bradshaw on June 15, 2021 | Tagged with big data, Bill C-11, Cambridge Analytica, data, Data, data mining, law, laws, online privacy, privacy

A Clear Cookie Jar: Discussing the Increased Autonomy of Our Digital Privacy by Olivia Done We all have privacy agreement fatigue, often accepting all cookies on browsers and skipping new privacy agreement emails. [1] However, recent changes to EU and Canadian digital privacy laws provide us with more user autonomy over data mining [2], terminology […]

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Bill C-10: An Urgent Update or a Free Speech Fail?

Bill C-10: An Urgent Update or a Free Speech Fail?

By Rachael Bradshaw on June 8, 2021 | Tagged with bill C-10, freedom of information, Freedom of Speech, laws, privacy

If you’ve been keeping up with Canadian digital privacy laws (or even if you haven’t), you might have seen posts online about Bill C-10. You know, the angry posts by concerned Canadians about their online freedom of expression? Yep, those are the ones. While Bill C-10 may have originally been born with the good intention […]

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In the News: France Implements Smartphone Ban in Schools

In the News: France Implements Smartphone Ban in Schools

By elyse hill on October 16, 2018 | Tagged with Events, In the News, laws, news, regulations, smartphone

As of September of this year, elementary and middle school children in France are no longer allowed to carry their smartphones while in school. As a part of Emmanuel Macron’s presidential campaign, the controversial ban details that children up to the age of 15 must either leave their phones at home or give them to […]

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Missouri Outlaws student-teacher Facebook Friendship

By Kathleen Kalk on August 2, 2011 | Tagged with facebook, laws, learning, students, teachers

A law in Missouri was recently passed that makes it illegal for teachers to be “friends” with students on any social networking site that allows private communication. Here’s the complete story from NPR news. The larger bill was passed with great support because it was designed to protect children from predatory teachers. But as one […]

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