Keypoint: The House Committee on Energy & Commerce reported out the American Data Privacy and Protection Act by a vote of 53-2, referring the bill to the full House.
Justice Ministry Director-General Eran Davidi commented how “technology has developed at a high speed,” while “law is slower to adjust,” and cope with new threats and problems technology has created.
The use of these tracking technologies without judicial oversight and the required permission cannot be justified and presents a severe violation of basic civil liberties.