Examining State Privacy Trends During the 2024 State Legislative Session
As state legislatures plowed through a busy 2024 legislative session, proposals concerning consumer data privacy were, yet again, a priority […]
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California Capitol Closeout: Key Highlights from the 2024 Legislative Session
As the 2024 California legislative session concludes, several noteworthy bills focused on regulating various aspects of the tech sector are […]
Digging Deeper into the FTC Report on Social Media Practices
On September 19th, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a report highlighting data processing practices of nine major social […]
Draft UN Convention Against Cybercrime: Implications for Digital Global Governance
On August 9, the United Nations (UN) reached consensus on a landmark agreement that, while aimed at combating cybercrime, could […]
The Importance of Precise Language in Data Broker Legislation
Data privacy remains a central focus at the state and the federal level. Yet, with the rise of consumer-facing digital […]
What New England States’ Efforts in 2024 Can Tell Us About the Future of Data Privacy
In the absence of a federal consumer data privacy law, data privacy continued to be a key legislative focus for […]
The Case for Comprehensive Federal Privacy Legislation to Protect Service members’ Data
In an era where privacy is taking center stage, a unified, robust federal framework is required to foster strong privacy […]
Consumer Data Privacy – The Rush for States to Enact Laws in 2023
As efforts to establish a comprehensive consumer data privacy law in the U.S. Congress continued to stall, state legislatures picked […]
How States Have Approached Consumer Health Information After Dobbs
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization marked a turning point for American health […]
The State of Affairs: What Happened in Tech Policy During 2023 State Legislative Sessions?
Since 2018, there has been a growing trend across the 50 states – a greater number of legislative proposals aimed […]
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