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TeachPrivacy Founded by leading privacy expert Professor Daniel J. Solove, TeachPrivacy provides computer-based p

Privacy has always been central to dystopian fiction.Professor Daniel Solove’s latest post explores Yevgeny Zamyatin’s W...
08/18/2026

Privacy has always been central to dystopian fiction.

Professor Daniel Solove’s latest post explores Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We, the groundbreaking novel that helped shape a century of dystopian literature.

https://bit.ly/4wyer0D

08/12/2026

Uncertainty surrounds age-appropriate design code laws and their First Amendment implications. Litigation in California raises more questions than answers, leaving us to wonder how states' abilities in this regard will ultimately develop.

What can a 1955 Isaac Asimov story tell us about AI today?Professor Daniel Solove explores “Franchise,” a story that sat...
08/11/2026

What can a 1955 Isaac Asimov story tell us about AI today?

Professor Daniel Solove explores “Franchise,” a story that satirizes automated predictions and blind faith in technology.

https://bit.ly/4x9eO2V

08/10/2026

We're seeing states pass new legislation on surveillance pricing. This is happening through both privacy and broader consumer protection lenses. These areas are hot topics for new laws lately.

Trying to keep up with state consumer privacy laws?Professor Daniel Solove’s visual guide summarizes all 24 state consum...
08/10/2026

Trying to keep up with state consumer privacy laws?

Professor Daniel Solove’s visual guide summarizes all 24 state consumer privacy laws in a clear, easy-to-follow format.

Download it for free: https://bit.ly/4fPx76Z

08/06/2026

Vermont's new privacy law stands out by protecting consumer health data, joining states like Washington and Connecticut. This data includes details on physical/mental health, diagnoses, gender affirmation, and reproductive/sexual health.

Isaac Asimov’s satirical short story “Franchise” is highly relevant today. Published in 1955, the story depicts the absu...
08/03/2026

Isaac Asimov’s satirical short story “Franchise” is highly relevant today. Published in 1955, the story depicts the absurdity of algorithmic predictions. A machine decides elections based on one voter to predict the results of the entire election.

Professor Solove examines why this remarkable story feels so relevant in the age of AI: danielsolove.substack.com/p/blind-faith-in-tech-asimovs-franchise

08/03/2026

Current laws see children's privacy in black and white, but age matters. A 5-year-old's needs are vastly different from a 15-year-old's. We need a more detailed approach to protect them as they grow.

07/31/2026

Vermont's new law, effective Jan 1, 2028, requires consent to sell consumer health data. It uniquely defines sensitive data, including gait and vein patterns.

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