Evil forces conspire to deny you an episode of Advocatus Intimitati this week. Their names are "Outlook" and "Zoom Plugin for Outlook."

Matt discusses privacy concerns with "artificial intelligence."

Matt discusses restrictions on cross-border transfers of personal data under the GDPR.

Matt discusses the new draft regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act.

This week, Matt discusses the extraterritorial application of the GDPR and the CCPA.

Google wins an important court case on the right to be forgotten, and Matt discusses the storage limitation principle.

This week, Matt talks about an important aspect of disclosing personal information in response to legal process.

Matt discusses major American companies asking Congress for a federal privacy law and CCPA amendments, and details the principles that underpin many of the data privacy laws around the world.

Matt discusses the FTC's recent settlement with YouTube and Google over COPPA violations and explains why you need to stop using the term "PII."

In this episode, Matt spells out his vision for the podcast.