Arkansas
Section 702 Surveillance Reaches Its Friday Deadline. Why “Going Dark” Is a Myth.
The same people warning of a blackout won’t trade renewal for a warrant requirement
First Amendment Lawsuit Over Firing of Arkansas Firefighter for Social Media Post Can Proceed
The case will now face a jury.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Arkansas’ Social Media Digital ID Act; Lawmakers Respond with Revised Proposal Including Digital ID and VPN Age Checks
The reworked bill narrows its scope but deepens its digital footprint, dragging VPN users and biometric scans into the fray.
The sudden global push for age verification to end online anonymity and drive digital ID uptake
Several US states are taking cues from Europe and tackling what the World Economic Forum calls the “problem” of online anonymity. All under the premise of keeping children safe.
Two more states plan to force websites to check visitors’ ID
Arkansas and Utah join Louisiana.
Activist group demands Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson delete Christian scripture posted on social media
The group demands a response within 30 days.
“The Fourth Amendment is Not For Sale” – bill gets renewed attention amidst telecoms privacy concerns
Privacy activists have raised questions about law enforcement agencies’ increased use of commercial phone data and a couple of lawmakers have drafted legislation to address these concerns. While commercial phone data can aid in investigations, it is obtained in an unregulated way and the govern
The antitrust lawsuit against Google has been filed
22 years after its creation, the company is facing scrutiny for its monopoly.