International Association of Privacy Professionals
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Sep 23, 2026
Kay RoyalHOST
I was like, thank God you don't know my name with the FTC because you never want the FTC to know your name.
Kay RoyalHOST
Turns out he did know my name because he's been through AIPP conferences and has heard me speak, which I think is fantastic, right? I don't speak with AIPP or develop materials with them the way I used to.
Kay RoyalHOST
They've grown so big.
Kay RoyalHOST
I was with them, God, I think back when they hit 3,000 people.
Steve GibsonHOST
Oh, sorry, uh, uh, Australian, you know, AU 99 million, uh, 68 million USD, uh, and beefs up investigative authorities for the Australian regulator, um, which is the eSafety Commissioner in Australia.
Steve GibsonHOST
Joe Jones, director of research and insights from the IAPP, which does not take a formal position on the ban, said via email to the record, "The technological state of the art, including with VPNs and age assurance technologies and the extent to which privacy issues are engaged due to the collection of data will pose complications for lawmakers and eventually those implementing, overseeing and enforcing the law." So that's a comment on, you know, that, uh, on the, uh, uh, EC's hope for this EU regulation.
Steve GibsonHOST
They wrote, "Tech lobbyists and privacy and digital free- freedoms advocates were quick to denounce the plan." According to Michael, uh, or sorry, Mitchell Rutledge, CCIA Europe's technology and security policy manager, quote, "The proposal does not set the technical security or accreditation standards for Kids Act implementation." In other words, it's just sort of like a wish list.
Steve GibsonHOST
So how do you implement a wish list? He said, "The commission is kicking those critical decisions down the road to future implementing and delegated acts.
Steve GibsonHOST
61%, just cut right through all of these bans.
Steve GibsonHOST
On September 7th, Australia's parliament passed a law that doubles maximum fines for tech platforms that don't comply uh to 99 million which is 600 or 68 million us and beefs up investigative oh sorry uh australian you know au 99 million uh 68 million usd uh and beefs up investigative authorities for the australian regulator which is the e-safety commissioner in australia Joe Jones, director of research and insights from the IAPP, which does not take a formal position on the ban, said via email to the record, the technological state of the art, including with VPNs and age assurance technologies and the extent to which privacy issues are engaged, due to the collection of data, will pose complications for lawmakers and eventually those implementing, overseeing, and enforcing the law.
Steve GibsonHOST
So that's a comment on the EC's hope for this EU regulation.
Steve GibsonHOST
They wrote, tech lobbyists and privacy and digital freedoms advocates were quick to denounce the plan, according to Mitchell Rutledge, CCIA, Europe's technology and security policy manager, quote, the proposal does not set the technical security or accreditation standards for Kids Act implementation.
Steve GibsonHOST
61%, just cut right through all of these bans.
Steve GibsonHOST
On September 7th, Australia's parliament passed a law that doubles maximum fines for tech platforms that don't comply uh to 99 million which is 600 or 68 million us and beefs up investigative oh sorry uh australian you know au 99 million uh 68 million usd uh and beefs up investigative authorities for the australian regulator which is the e-safety commissioner in australia Joe Jones, director of research and insights from the IAPP, which does not take a formal position on the ban, said via email to the record, the technological state of the art, including with VPNs and age assurance technologies and the extent to which privacy issues are engaged, due to the collection of data, will pose complications for lawmakers and eventually those implementing, overseeing, and enforcing the law.
Steve GibsonHOST
So that's a comment on the EC's hope for this EU regulation.
Steve GibsonHOST
They wrote, tech lobbyists and privacy and digital freedoms advocates were quick to denounce the plan, according to Mitchell Rutledge, CCIA, Europe's technology and security policy manager, quote, the proposal does not set the technical security or accreditation standards for Kids Act implementation.
Kay RoyalHOST
You're one of my people that I most admire.
Kay RoyalHOST
And you spoke at IAPP.
Kay RoyalHOST
And I'm like, oh, sweet.
Kay RoyalHOST
He does know my name, but not from an FTC investigation, which was good.
Marcus MorrissetteGUEST
But privacy was emerging, and you had this sort of vanguard of people that were doing privacy kind of by the seat of their pants.
Marcus MorrissetteGUEST
Michelle Benady, Barb Lawler, Scott Shipman, some of the vanguards of-- And even I'll throw Trevor a bone at the IAPP.
Marcus MorrissetteGUEST
But, uh, so I'm doing privacy really before there was privacy.
Marcus MorrissetteGUEST
In fact, I was a CIPP before there were slashes.
9 MINS LATER
Ethan PreteHOST
Shout-out to Trevor Hughes-
Marcus MorrissetteGUEST
Come on, Trevor
Ethan PreteHOST
... over at IAPP.
Ethan PreteHOST
Get over here, man.
Jamal AhmedGUEST
We've been helping them upskill.
Jamal AhmedGUEST
Surprisingly, a lot of the businesses there, when they're hiring, they also place a lot of weight on the IAPP certifications, even though it's an American institution on a European law for the CPE specifically.
Jamal AhmedGUEST
But they love that.
Jamal AhmedGUEST
They say that's a sign that people understand the gold standard.
Ethan PreteHOST
She's also very passionate about education, giving back to the community.
Ethan PreteHOST
She serves as an IAPP instructor for privacy and AI governance, and she also mentors students at the University of Washington.
Ethan PreteHOST
Go Huskies! Perry, as somebody who spends a lot of time in marketing, I hear a lot from various revenue-based departments that the privacy policy of the company is something that most people just scroll past.
Ethan PreteHOST
They see that accept button and they just say, people are just, they're just accepting it.
6 MINS LATER
Pari SarnotGUEST
So it was an interesting challenge, but I can walk you through a couple of scenario options that we worked through together in that particular instance.
Ethan PreteHOST
I would love that.
Ethan PreteHOST
Can I actually just ask a clarifying question too, just in case there are those listening in who are maybe early on in the IAPP process.
Ethan PreteHOST
The request that you were receiving for those call logs under the German Workers' Council, is that part of a DSAR request? Is it the same form or is that separate?
Kay RoyalHOST
So I know this will be a week later when y'all hear this from us, but just know that we too will take a moment of silence to honor the legacy of Dolly Parton.
Paul BreitbarthHOST
Yeah, and maybe on top of that, I saw a tribute from Jo Jones of the IAPP actually calling her even a champion of privacy.
Kay RoyalHOST
Yeah.
Paul BreitbarthHOST
Because her mama taught her to keep something back for you.
Will ClaytonGUEST
We want to understand you, but without crossing that line into too invasive or creepy down.
Ethan PreetHOST
Yeah, I just actually got off a webinar with IAPP where that was a topic of conversation of where do you draw that line between the intersection of personalization and the intersection of privacy? And there's definitely creepiness somewhere in that same realm.
Ethan PreetHOST
But where do you draw the line? And in your case, obviously, again, you're not managing the typical because you're spun out.
Ethan PreetHOST
You're not managing that one time transaction, but you're actually managing a long term relationship with guests.
5 MINS LATER
Ethan PreetHOST
So I know I just self-proclaimed myself as I wasn't early on in my career, but I've grown.
Ethan PreetHOST
So please, everyone, give some grace here.
Ethan PreetHOST
Will, if you don't mind me asking a follow-up question to that, because again, I got off the webinar with IAPP less than two hours ago, and this exact topic got brought up.
Ethan PreetHOST
And the question that kept coming through on the chat was...
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