Keypoint: China’s Personal Information Protection Law is a complicated regulatory regime that will require U.S. entities subject to its requirements to undertake substantial compliance efforts.
Effective November 1, 2021, China will become the latest country to enact a national data
Continue Reading What U.S. Companies Need to Know about China’s New Privacy Law
Keypoint: The California Privacy Protection Agency initiates preliminary rulemaking activities under the California Privacy Rights Act.
On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, the California Privacy Protection Agency (Agency) issued an Invitation for Preliminary Comments on Proposed Rulemaking Under the California Privacy
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In the seventh episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Connecticut Senator James Maroney.
Senator Maroney is the author of Senate Bill No. 893, which would have granted Connecticut residents various privacy rights regarding their personal
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Keypoint: The 2022 legislative session of proposed state consumer privacy legislation kicks off with the filing of a new bill in Oklahoma.
On September 9, 2021, Rep. Collin Walke (D) and Majority Leader Rep. Josh West (R) filed the Oklahoma
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Over the past few months, there have been numerous developments in U.S. and international privacy law. In the United States, Colorado and Virginia passed consumer privacy laws, and California voters passed a substantial amendment to the CCPA. Abroad, the European
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In the sixth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy Series, we talk with Joseph Duball, staff writer at the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
In 2021, no one covered state privacy legislation more than Joe Duball. If there was
Continue Reading Legislating Data Privacy Series: A Conversation with the IAPP’s Joseph Duball
Keypoint: A detailed analysis of the Attorney General’s twenty-seven published examples of noncompliance notices sent during the first year of CCPA enforcement reveals key learnings for CCPA compliance efforts.
In July, the California Attorney General published twenty-seven “illustrative examples” of
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In the fifth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Florida Republican Representative Fiona McFarland.
In April, the Florida legislature was on the cusp of enacting consumer privacy legislation after both its House and Senate passed
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In the fourth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Arizona Representative Domingo DeGrazia.
Representative DeGrazia is the author of HB 2865, which would have granted Arizona residents various privacy rights regarding their personal data.
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Keypoint: Businesses that sell personal information under the CCPA are now required to honor Global Privacy Control signals.
In an update to its CCPA FAQs, the California Attorney General’s office has stated that businesses that sell personal information must
Continue Reading California AG Requires Businesses to Recognize GPC Signals for Requests to Opt Out of Sales
