Introducing Permission Slip 2.0
Permission Slip is growing rapidly, and the platform needs to evolve to keep up with demand. Permission Slip users have been asking for more...
Category: Updates
Blog Posts
CR Webinar Recap: Give Data Brokers the Slip!
On January 23, Consumer Reports (CR), in collaboration with the National Cyber Alliance, hosted a webinar titled “Give Data Brokers the...
New Report: CR’s Who Shares Your Information with Facebook Study
Consumer Reports is delighted to announce the release of the report “Who Shares Your Information With Facebook”. The report sheds light on the...
Data Rights Protocol: 2023 Year In Review
At the start of this new year, the Data Rights Protocol (DRP) team at Consumer Reports’ Innovation Lab has been reflecting on the solid progress of...
Permission Slip recognized as Fast Company’s Next Big Things In Tech
Last week, Consumer Reports was one of three organizations honored by Fast Company for delivering the next big things in tech for 2023. The award...
How does Permission Slip work?
On October 3, Consumer Reports launched Permission Slip, an app that makes it easy to take back control of your personal data. Since then, many users...
CR named a Finalist for A Shorty Impact Award!
We are proud to announce that Consumer Reports was named a Finalist for the 8th Annual Shorty Impact Awards, an international awards program...
A Common Guidance on Passwords
On World More Than A Password Day, November 10, 2023, we at Consumer Reports, join Nonprofit Cyber on a common guidance specifying simple...
Milestone: One Million Data Rights Requests Initiated in Permission Slip
Last week we introduced Permission Slip to the world. We were delighted to see coverage in the Washington Post, New York Post, Gizmodo, CNET,...
Announcing a Stable Version of the Data Rights Protocol
We just marked a significant milestone in the development of the Data Rights Protocol: the release of v0.9. This is the first stable version of the...