Jeff Lewis on Gurvey’s Law Discussing Harry and Megan’s Paparazzi Lawsuit
Did the paparazzi break privacy laws when they sent drones into the airspace above Harry and Meghan’s L.A. home? Jeff Lewis joined Alan Gurvey and Kerri Kasem and weighs in.
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Jeff Lewis on Good Morning Britain Discussing the Duke and Duchess Privacy Lawsuit
Woman Wrongly Identified as \”Torrance Karen\” Facing Death Threats Over Racist Rants She Didn’t Make
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle File Lawsuit Over Privacy Rights
Woman Wrongly Identified as \”Torrance Karen\” Facing Death Threats Over Racist Rants She Didn’t Make
Jeff Lewis featured on KABC: Smartphone apps tracing Coronavirus and social distancing raise privacy concerns
Jeff Lewis was featured on KABC to offer his opinion on privacy issues and safeguards about smartphone apps that are tracing Coronavirus and social distancing.
Court strikes down California’s \”collect on arrest\” DNA collection law
In November 2004, California enacted a law requiring that anyone arrested for a felony have their DNA collected. This amounted to a significant expansion of the prior law that allowed […]
Supreme Court Unanimously Prohibits Warrantless Searches of Cellphones
Today, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that law enforcement may not search a cellphone absent a warrant or exigent circumstances. The vast majority of law enforcement searches occur […]
No Harm, No Foul: Court of Appeal lets UCLA off the hook for $16 million in lost medical data case
A computer hard drive containing private medical information for 16,000 patients at UCLA was stolen. One of the patients filed a class action lawsuit seeking $1,000 per patient ($16 million […]
Twitter admits that mobile app users’ entire address book is uploaded to Twitter and retained for 18 months
Twitter admits that mobile app users’ entire address book is uploaded to Twitter and retained for 18 months: http://lat.ms/yHXmBC . This includes email addresses, phone numbers and addresses. The upload occurs […]