Privacy, AI, and Security in Fiction, Film, and TV Professor Daniel Solove explores how fiction, film, and television reflect and shape our understanding of privacy, security, and AI. Resources for privacy professionals, academics, and anyone interested in these cultural dimensions. Professor Solove’s Books and Articles Professor Solove has published more than 10 books on privacy […]
Privacy + AI Humor Browse Professor Daniel J. Solove’s collection of privacy humor, including cartoons, funny stock photos, satirical videos, and more. A lighter way to explore data privacy, AI, and security awareness. Cartoons Privacy cartoons created by Professor Solove covering data protection, AI, and cybersecurity. Sharp, funny, and useful for privacy training. Funny Stock […]
Privacy Law Resources: GDPR, CCPA, FERPA, & More Professor Daniel Solove has created these privacy law resources for privacy officers, legal professionals, HR teams, and organizations navigating GDPR, CCPA, FERPA, and other privacy regulations. What Is Privacy? Privacy Law Basics & FAQs What Is Privacy? Privacy can be an elusive concept, but Professor Solove provides […]
This whiteboard is a 1-page overview of the biometric privacy laws passed by U.S. states since 2008. Starting with Illinois in 2008, U.S. states have been passing biometric privacy laws to regulate the collection and use of biometric identifiers and information. This whiteboard highlights key requirements and differences between the different state laws. The whiteboard […]
Many schools, from K-12 to higher education, are significantly lagging behind other industries in how they protect privacy. Modern institutions have privacy programs. A privacy program consists of much more than a printout of FERPA or a policy or two. Many school officials care a lot about privacy, but without a privacy program, all the care and […]
With iKeepSafe, Professor Daniel Solove developed a K-12 school curriculum for privacy and security issues. This document (29 pages) is free. It can be used by any school, educator, or parent. It contains an overview of the privacy issues that should be taught, including which details about each issue should be covered in various grade […]