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Privacy law (in US, Europe, globally)

The study of privacy law examines the legal frameworks and regulations governing the collection, processing, and protection of personal data, comparing and contrasting the approaches taken in the United States, Europe and on a global scale.

UMSI Research. Protecting Private Communications through Law and Policy: The Case of the Screenshot Feature. Alexis Shore Ingber, Research Fellow.

Study: Screenshots pose a “threat to both intimate and intellectual privacy”

11/06/2024

In a new paper, UMSI postdoctoral research fellow Alexis Shore Ingber examines the privacy implications of the screenshot feature on digital communications. 

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Florian Schaub

Associate Professor of Information, School of Information, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, College of Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Law, Law School

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