Ted Claypoole is a partner at the law firm of Womble Bond Dickinson, practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. He has co-authored with Theresa Payton the book Protecting Your Internet Identity. He wrote the book Technology, Data and Law and also edited and co-wrote The Law of Artificial Intelligence and Smart Machines. He lives in Atlanta, GA.Theresa Payton runs Fortalice Solutions, a globally recognized cybersecurity and business intelligence firm headquartered in Charlotte where she resides. A reality TV star from the CBS hit show, “Hunted”, Payton addresses Boards, CEOs, and individuals on security and privacy matters and is regularly featured on global news media outlets discussing privacy and security issues. She lives in Charlotte, NC.

In a timely and fascinating revision of their influential book, Privacy in the Age of Big Data, Theresa Payton and Theodore Claypoole bring us up to date on the rapid advancements of Big Data, its meteoric encroachment into our privacy, and how our daily lives are impacted now more than ever. They pull back the curtain for us and use layman’s terms to help us understand the myriad of current threats to our privacy and what may lie just ahead in the future.

• Introduction: Your Life on TechnologyChapter 1. The Intersection of Privacy, Law and TechnologySection I: Your Computer and the InternetChapter 2. Your Computer is Watching YouChapter 3. How the Government Follows Your Electronic TracksChapter 4. Criminals and SnoopsChapter 5. Just Hanging Out OnlineChapter 6. The Spy in Your PocketSection II: Risk in the StreetsChapter 7. Cameras EverywhereChapter 8. When Your Car is Just Another ComputerChapter 9. When Your Own Body Gives You AwayChapter 10. DNA and Health RecordsSection III: Home is Where the Heart (of Surveillance) IsChapter 11. Home Sweet Home: Spies in Your Living RoomChapter 12. Risks of Computer and Phone NetworksSection IV: Where Do We Go from Here?Chapter 13. Reality Meets the Metaverse PlusChapter 14. Judging You by Your DataChapter 15. The Future of Technology and PrivacyChapter 16. Laws and Regulations That Could Help Preserve PrivacyIndexAbout the Authors

Ted Claypoole is a partner at the law firm of Womble Bond Dickinson, practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. He has co-authored with Theresa Payton the book Protecting Your Internet Identity. He wrote the book Technology, Data and Law and also edited and co-wrote The Law of Artificial Intelligence and Smart Machines. He lives in Atlanta, GA.Theresa Payton runs Fortalice Solutions, a globally recognized cybersecurity and business intelligence firm headquartered in Charlotte where she resides. A reality TV star from the CBS hit show, “Hunted”, Payton addresses Boards, CEOs, and individuals on security and privacy matters and is regularly featured on global news media outlets discussing privacy and security issues. She lives in Charlotte, NC.

In a timely and fascinating revision of their influential book, Privacy in the Age of Big Data, Theresa Payton and Theodore Claypoole bring us up to date on the rapid advancements of Big Data, its meteoric encroachment into our privacy, and how our daily lives are impacted now more than ever. They pull back the curtain for us and use layman’s terms to help us understand the myriad of current threats to our privacy and what may lie just ahead in the future.

• Introduction: Your Life on TechnologyChapter 1. The Intersection of Privacy, Law and TechnologySection I: Your Computer and the InternetChapter 2. Your Computer is Watching YouChapter 3. How the Government Follows Your Electronic TracksChapter 4. Criminals and SnoopsChapter 5. Just Hanging Out OnlineChapter 6. The Spy in Your PocketSection II: Risk in the StreetsChapter 7. Cameras EverywhereChapter 8. When Your Car is Just Another ComputerChapter 9. When Your Own Body Gives You AwayChapter 10. DNA and Health RecordsSection III: Home is Where the Heart (of Surveillance) IsChapter 11. Home Sweet Home: Spies in Your Living RoomChapter 12. Risks of Computer and Phone NetworksSection IV: Where Do We Go from Here?Chapter 13. Reality Meets the Metaverse PlusChapter 14. Judging You by Your DataChapter 15. The Future of Technology and PrivacyChapter 16. Laws and Regulations That Could Help Preserve PrivacyIndexAbout the Authors

Ted Claypoole is a partner at the law firm of Womble Bond Dickinson, practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. He has co-authored with Theresa Payton the book Protecting Your Internet Identity. He wrote the book Technology, Data and Law and also edited and co-wrote The Law of Artificial Intelligence and Smart Machines. He lives in Atlanta, GA.Theresa Payton runs Fortalice Solutions, a globally recognized cybersecurity and business intelligence firm headquartered in Charlotte where she resides. A reality TV star from the CBS hit show, “Hunted”, Payton addresses Boards, CEOs, and individuals on security and privacy matters and is regularly featured on global news media outlets discussing privacy and security issues. She lives in Charlotte, NC.

In a timely and fascinating revision of their influential book, Privacy in the Age of Big Data, Theresa Payton and Theodore Claypoole bring us up to date on the rapid advancements of Big Data, its meteoric encroachment into our privacy, and how our daily lives are impacted now more than ever. They pull back the curtain for us and use layman’s terms to help us understand the myriad of current threats to our privacy and what may lie just ahead in the future.

• Introduction: Your Life on TechnologyChapter 1. The Intersection of Privacy, Law and TechnologySection I: Your Computer and the InternetChapter 2. Your Computer is Watching YouChapter 3. How the Government Follows Your Electronic TracksChapter 4. Criminals and SnoopsChapter 5. Just Hanging Out OnlineChapter 6. The Spy in Your PocketSection II: Risk in the StreetsChapter 7. Cameras EverywhereChapter 8. When Your Car is Just Another ComputerChapter 9. When Your Own Body Gives You AwayChapter 10. DNA and Health RecordsSection III: Home is Where the Heart (of Surveillance) IsChapter 11. Home Sweet Home: Spies in Your Living RoomChapter 12. Risks of Computer and Phone NetworksSection IV: Where Do We Go from Here?Chapter 13. Reality Meets the Metaverse PlusChapter 14. Judging You by Your DataChapter 15. The Future of Technology and PrivacyChapter 16. Laws and Regulations That Could Help Preserve PrivacyIndexAbout the Authors