July 2018

False and Misleading Statements in Website Privacy Policies

Nebraska Nebraska Stat. § 87-302(14) Nebraska prohibits knowingly making a false or misleading statement in a privacy policy, published on the Internet or otherwise distributed or published, regarding the use of personal information submitted by members of the public. Oregon ORS 646.607 Oregon’s law classifies the following as an unlawful trade practice if, a person, …

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Privacy Policies and Practices for Websites or Online Services

Other Laws Related to Disclosure of Sharing of Personal Information In addition, California and Utah laws, although not specifically targeted to on-line businesses, require all nonfinancial businesses to disclose to customers, in writing or by electronic mail, the types of personal information the business shares with or sells to a third party for direct marketing purposes …

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Privacy Policies and Practices for Websites or Online Services

California Calif. Bus. & Prof. Code § 22575 Requires the operator of a commercial web site or online service to disclose in its privacy policy how it responds to a web browser ‘Do Not Track’ signal or similar mechanisms providing consumers with the ability to exercise choice about online tracking of their personal information across …

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How to Certify a Chinese Diploma for use Abroad

There are an estimated 500,000 foreign students in China. Over 7 million Chinese nationals graduate from university in the country each year from over 2,000 separate universities around the country. Foreign students rarely stay in China for work, and Chinese graduates are increasingly on the move themselves; seeking employment in countries around the world or applying for …

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e-Reader Privacy

Arizona Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 41-151.22 Provides that a library or library system supported by public monies shall not allow disclosure of any record or other information which, including e-books, that identifies a user of library services as requesting or obtaining specific materials or services or as otherwise using the library. California Cal. Govt. Code …

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Is that illegal? What has the government done to counter the violation of personal online data privacy?

Overview The Internet and new technologies continually raise new policy questions about privacy. State lawmakers have dealt with an array of privacy issues related to online activities. This web page documents state laws in a limited number of areas: website privacy policies, privacy of online book downloads and reader browsing information, personal information held by Internet service providers, online marketing of certain …

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Google confirmed that private emails can sometimes be read by third-party app developers

Many people become much more cautious when it comes to the private data, however, Google has confirmed that private emails sent and received by Gmail users can sometimes be read by third-party app developers, not just machines. One company told the Wall Street Journal that the practice was “common” and a “dirty secret”. Google indicated …

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CHINA-US TRADE AND THE LAW(11)

The influence of SOEs is a large concern of foreign competitors. What can be said about the progress of reform in this area, and how will changes in laws and policies reassure those outside China? Parties outside China will continue to have reservations until SOEs are divested from government/party control.

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