Articles from Around the Web

Business Insider reports TikTok is creating a privacy-focused advertising technology solution. PrivacyGo functions similar to a data clean room, offering advertisers the ability to share data about their audiences, including email addresses, using anonymization.

New York Times journalist Kashmir Hill reports on the Detroit Police Department's ongoing issues with policing by facial recognition technology. The department has made six wrongful arrests using facial recognition, including several involving racial bias. Editor's note: Kashmir Hill is a keynote speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk.

The Wire reports opposition party members in India's Lok Sabha are urging the proposed Digital Data Protection Bill be referred to a parliamentary standing committee for potential amendments. The draft bill was introduced to Indian Parliament 3 Aug., but opposition lawmakers continue to raise concerns about central government exemptions in the bill and a potential "surveillance state" stemming from the exemptions.

The Guardian reports Google updated its policies on personal explicit images to allow users to request removal from web searches. In addition to the policy change, Google simplified the submission form for individuals to request search results for previously created and uploaded explicit content be taken down.Full story