"It’s time to recognize that privacy protects people, not data," from @alvarombedoya, the man who takes a 15-minute break from #ZuckerBowl to churn out a @nytimes op-ed:

Sorta disappointed to miss #ZuckerBowl II, but on my way to the #NAISummit to see how #adtech is coping...

Automated "Extreme Vetting" Won’t Work and Will Be Discriminatory Today, CDT joined 55 civil society groups, as well as leading computer and data science experts, to oppose the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) automated extreme vetting initiative. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to use automated technology and social media data to decide who gets deported or denied entry to the United States. This […]

Good to see @maziehirono raise the specter of extreme vetting and the #digitalmuslimban at #ZuckerBowl. @CenDemTech has more:

"I'm not convinced Facebook users have the necessary information to make meaningful choices," starts @SenJohnThune, before moving to bogus #SESTA/#FOSTA talking point. #ZuckerBowl

#ZuckerBowl is beginning! 44 senators about to grill #Zuckerberg, which "may not be a big group by Facebook's standards," jokes @ChuckGrassley.

Facebook-backed lawmakers are pushing to gut privacy law As Zuckerberg prepares to testify, a powerful Illinois privacy law will be facing a new threat

"Facebook did not respond to a request for comment on this week’s proposal." If only there were an opportunity to ask #Zuckerberg about his company's position on #biometrics and privacy... #Zuckerbowl

C'mon! Reverse lookups have been misused for years. "Two weeks ago, we found out that a feature that lets you look someone up by their phone number and email was abused." #ZuckerBowl

#ZuckerBowl is coming. Mark Zuckerberg's prepared testimony is now available:

#ZuckerBowl is nearly here! @CenDemTech has a bundle of questions we ought to ask Facebook this week:

So what are the big questions we think Congress will ask Zuckerberg at the #ZuckerBowl next week? I’ve got “fake news,” data portability, GDPR and the 2011 FTC consent decree, and, uh, Facebook’s ethical review process.