The federal government restricts what former employees can work on after they leave the government, and for good reason. These post-employment conflict restrictions attempt to address the “revolving door” problem, where employees take information learned from their position in government to...

Always-listening devices like smart speakers, smartphones, and other voice-activated technologies create enough privacy problems when working correctly. But these devices can also misinterpret what they hear, and thus accidentally record their surroundings without the consent of those they...

“Big Data” is the bogeyman of the information age: powerful, and as ill-defined as it is abstractly threatening. The belief in the prescient value of big data has led to widespread collection of information on citizens and consumers in both the public and private sectors, though that...