Checked out the Your Face Belongs To Us audiobook page and discovered these glowing reviews. Day made. (I’m the narrator!) audible.com/pd/Your-Face-B… Also available on Libro.fm: libro.fm/audiobooks/978…

Full house here for a discussion about Your Face Belongs To Us Thanks for visiting Kashmir Hill! Your work is amazing and necessary.

The Guardian says of my book that it's "a classic piece of the shoe leather journalism about internet privacy in which she specialises and excels.” Your Face Belongs To Us is out TODAY in the UK. Hooray!

Question I get at almost every book talk is why the US doesn’t have a federal privacy law to address a company like Clearview AI that collected 30 billion faces from the public web to make an app that searches the internet by face. Not for lack of talking about it. 👇

Huge day for the data brokers team at Duke. Over the past year, we found that it is shockingly easy to purchase sensitive data on military service members, even when emailing from a “.asia” domain. Full report here: techpolicy.sanford.duke.edu/wp-content/upl…

Important new research from Duke Cyber Policy

More shocking findings from researchers at Duke: Data brokers are selling the sensitive data of active US military personnel for as little as 12 cents, a practice that researchers and lawmakers say raises serious national security concerns. news.bloomberglaw.com/privacy-and-da…

Study: U.S. military members' personal data being sold by online brokers trib.al/SMGKmmp

My comment in The Register about the ability to purchase private data of U.S. military personnel ($0.12 per record). From data brokers. Does the US now need to pass new laws - Military Data Privacy Protection from Certain Brokers Act? Just to avoid a comprehensive data protection

Fantastic to see a bipartisan approach to addressing the risks posed to national security by data brokers. cassidy.senate.gov/newsroom/press…

Putting in place know your customer rules are an essential first step toward reining in the data broker industry, Brady Allen Kruse argues. scoopmedia.co/3tsGfsK

New for CyberScoop - @cyberscoop.bsky.social Know Your Customer controls are wildly inconsistent across the data brokers industry, making it easy to find cracks in the system. Industry-wide customer identification regulation is a step in the right direction. cyberscoop.com/data-brokers-c…

Data broker policy proposals from rising ⭐️ Brady Allen Kruse

1. Too often, data brokers track & sell Americans' location data—revealing not just where someone lives, but which doctors they visit and where they worship. FTC has taken action to ban data broker X-Mode/Outlogic from selling sensitive location data. ftc.gov/news-events/ne…

.Brady Allen Kruse, you’ve got game!🏀😃🙌 Welcome to Duke Law, #classof2027! S/O Brady 🎓 Sanford School of Public Policy w/ MPP in 2024, too! 👏

Wow, cheers President Donald J. Trump for a critically important EO on selling data to foreign actors. Curious about the promised safeguards--we bought sensitive data through a ".asia" domain. Are brokers going to have responsibility for knowing their customers?