What’s Changing in Data Privacy
New laws, enforcement deadlines, and breach fallout — explained plainly, with the honest version of what each one does and doesn’t fix for you.
Carnival Data Breach: 6 Million Travelers' IDs Exposed
Carnival confirmed a breach exposing ~6 million travelers' names, addresses, DOB, driver's license and passport numbers via a social-engineered employee.
Trezor Breach: The Data a Vendor Promised to Delete Leaked Anyway
A Trezor shipping vendor leaked ~67,000 US customers' home addresses from orders it was required to delete years ago. Why 'deleted' isn't a guarantee.
AdaptHealth Breach Exposes 4.1 Million: The Vendor Problem
AdaptHealth confirmed a breach of 4.1M patients through a social-engineered contractor. What was taken (no SSNs), and how to shrink your own exposure.
DentaQuest Data Breach Hits 15 Million: What Was Exposed
DentaQuest is notifying 15 million+ people after a breach exposed names, addresses, SSNs, and Medicaid/Medicare numbers. Here's how to limit the damage.
CenterPoint Energy Data Breach: What Was Exposed and What to Do
CenterPoint Energy confirmed a data breach. What was reportedly exposed — names, addresses, phones, last-4 SSN — and how to remove your info from brokers.
August's Breach Wave: Valve, Levi's, and Where Your Leaked Data Actually Goes
Valve, Levi's, and a wave of vendor breaches hit in August 2026. The part the notices skip: where your leaked name and address actually end up.
California's DROP Deadline Has Passed: Brokers Must Now Delete Your Data or Pay
As of August 1, 2026, California's DROP portal is enforceable — registered data brokers must honor deletion requests or face daily fines. What changed, what it covers, and what it still misses.
35 Data Brokers Were Caught Hiding Their Opt-Out Pages from Google
A Senate investigation found data brokers using noindex tags and robots.txt to hide opt-out pages from search engines. Here's what they did and how to fight back.
Data Brokers Are Hiding the Delete Button — Congress Just Called Them Out
A Senate investigation found data brokers deliberately hiding their opt-out pages so consumers can't find them. Here's what it means for your privacy and what you can do about it.
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