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  1. Re:Marks on Trademark and Copyright

    CALIFORNIA’S ATTORNEY GENERAL TAKES AIM AT MOBILE APPS FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH PRIVACY LAWS

    By James Stewart

    By Scott W. Pink and Carissa Bouwer California Attorney General Kamala Harris launched yet another shot across the bow of advertisers when she filed a complaint last week against Delta…

  2. Data Counsel

    Delta’s Mobile Application’s “Wings Clipped”

    By briankarp

    A powerful reminder to the business community that it must take mobile application (“App”) privacy seriously was provided by California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris in the form a complaint…

  3. Technology Law Dispatch

    FTC Issues Second Report on Privacy Concerns with Mobile Apps for Kids

    By John P. Feldman

    This post was written by Frederick Lah. It continues to be a busy time in the world of mobile app privacy. Last week, we reported on the California attorney general bringing…

  4. Privacy & Information Security Law Blog

    FTC Releases Follow-up “Mobile Apps for Kids” Report

    By Hunton & Williams LLP

    On December 10, 2012, the Federal Trade Commission issued a new report, Mobile Apps for Kids: Disclosures Still Not Making the Grade, outlining steps the Commission is taking to enhance…

  5. Privacy & Information Security Law Blog

    California AG Sues Delta for Failure to Post a Privacy Policy on Its Mobile App

    By Hunton & Williams LLP

    On December 6, 2012, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris announced a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines, Inc., for violations of the California Online Privacy Protection Act, alleging that Delta…

  6. Inside Privacy

    Delta Sued for Failure to Provide In-App Privacy Policy

    By Nigel Howard

    California Attorney General Kamala Harris has made good on her promise to get tough with mobile app makers that fail to provide privacy policies in their apps.  Yesterday, her office…

  7. Privacy & Information Security Law Blog

    Time Running Out for Mobile App Operators Targeted by California Attorney General

    By Hunton & Williams LLP

    In late October 2012, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris began sending letters to mobile app operators, informing them that they are not in compliance with the California Online Privacy…

  8. Focus on Regulation

    California AG Sends Enforcement Letter to Developers of Popular Mobile Apps

    By Mark Brennan

    On Tuesday, October 30, the Office of California Attorney General Kamala Harris issued a press release confirming that it had begun “formally notifying” mobile device application (“app”) operators that they are out…

  9. Data Counsel

    California AG Puts Companies on Notice About App Privacy Non-compliance

    By William Weber

    On October 30, California Attorney General Kamala Harris announced that her office is notifying up to 100 companies and mobile application developers that they are not in compliance with the…

  10. Technology Law Dispatch

    California AG to Mobile App Developers: The Time to Post Your Privacy Policy is Now

    By Christine Nielsen Czuprynski

    This post was also written by Amy S. Mushahwar. In February, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris warned mobile app developers that their disclosure of data-collection practices to consumers would face…