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Improving Accessibility Through AI Program Accountability – the More You Know

Partner Justin Yedor commented on the legal risks of not honoring opt-out signals in a Corporate Counsel article titled “Companies’ Dirty Little Secret: Those Privacy Opt-Out Requests Usually Aren’t Honored.” Published Nov. 18, 2024, the article discusses how setting privacy preferences in their browsers does not guarantee a user that their data is not shared, sold or targeted for advertising. In many cases, it’s because the consent-management tools are not properly configured.

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Justin Yedor Comments on Legal Risks of Not Honoring Opt-Out Signals in Corporate Counsel Article

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