Is Twitter a Right or a Privilege?
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Hindsight Is 2020
Please tell me I can wake up now. 2021 can’t come fast enough.
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Apple’s Privacy Labels: What Do They Mean For Developers And Consumers?
Just how “nutritious” is your app, or those that you use?
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Dear Mr. President
Software Developers are the engine of the digital economy. Here’s how our next President can help them thrive in 2021.
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“Viewpoint Diversity” & Fake News Take Center Stage While The “Election Of A Lifetime” and Google v. Oracle Loom
The September 2020 US Policy Update
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The Death Of GDPR
“I told you so,” I said.
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In The Era Of Covid-19, Developers Are Leading With Talent, Innovation, And Most Importantly, Compassion.
We’re collecting all the ways that developers like you all over the world are making a difference during this time of need. After all, we’re all in it together, and you’re the best there is at what you do.
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Facial Recognition, COPPA, and Deepfakes. Also, Impeachment
It’s the January 2020 Developers Alliance US Policy Update. Privacy and misinformation concerns continue, plus the elephant finds its way into the room.
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The Future Is Private, And We Couldn’t Agree More
Preserving user trust is key to continuing the technological and societal leaps of recent history.
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Survey: Developers Show Concern Over Upending API Rules
Developers are highly concerned if the long-held understanding about the re-use of APIs is upended by a court order, a new survey conducted by the Developers Alliance shows.
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Pre-loaded Apps Don’t Stop Consumers from Downloading, Using Other Apps
EU Android users download and use a multitude of apps rather than just using a few exclusively. Having one app on their device, even a pre-loaded app, does not stop them from downloading and using a similar app that does a similar function. Read more from our 2018 EU Consumer Survey.
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Dear Californians: You’re being misled
Please don’t actually read the proposed Consumer Privacy Act … Because I HAVE read the Consumer Privacy Act that’s being proposed in California, I can say with certainty that parts of it are bizarre. If you were to read it, you might find it reaches way, way, WAY further than you think. The message here is that while intentions are important, the details matter. A lot.
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