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Apple CEO Tim Cook used his IAPP Global Privacy Summit keynote speech to discuss privacy and trust in the digital economy, including a need to stop regulations from forcing Apple to accept sideloading.

Apple has dropped out of the State Privacy and Security Coalition (SPSC) after expressing concerns that the trade group pushed legislation that would not adequately protect user data.

Apple has dropped out of the State Privacy and Security Coalition (SPSC) after expressing concerns that the trade group pushed legislation that would not adequately protect user data.

Apple has decided to leave the State Privacy and Security Coalition over concerns the legislation it backs won't adequately protect user data.

Apple has left the State Privacy and Security Coalition (SPSC) because of “weak privacy laws.” In a tweet Politico’s Emily Birnbaum has this to say: “ Apple is leaving the State Privacy and Security Coalition, the major coalition pushing for industry-friendly privacy legislation in the states. Apple

Also: Tech lobbyists are successfully watering down privacy bills in statehouses around the country.

An industry campaign is pushing new state-level privacy laws that critics say may not be strong enough.

Few days earier there will be a series of humts. and a broader coalition and security coalition. and what president putin clearly wants to do is is there v a direct conversation they are working on this diplomatic path. what white house officials are also making clear is while they prefer that path, they want to see more of a deescalation from president putin at this point. that call a few weeks ago was aimed at heading off what was a more potential invasion by the ukraine. flow is not the draw ...

Over 100,000 deaths from drug overdoses occurred in the United States between April of 2020 and April of this year. Synthetic opioids, primarily fentanyl, were responsible for nearly two-thirds of those deaths. Altogether, drug overdoses have now killed twice as many people as car accidents and gun violence combined. A crisis of this magnitude demands...

Today, the Texas Public Policy Foundation announced a major new addition to its Border Security Coalition: former New Mexico Lt. Gov. John Sanchez. He joins a rapidly growing cast of state and national civic leaders, border security experts and activists working against human trafficking.   “Former New Mexico Lt. Gov. John Sanchez will bring to our coalition a wealth of valuable experience on the southwest border and a heart for advocacy...