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Four Key Considerations for Implementing the California Age-Appropriate Design Code | Perkins Coie - Vimarsana News

Four Key Considerations for Implementing the California Age-Appropriate Design Code | Perkins Coie

Since 1998, the Children’s Online Protection Act (COPPA) has governed how websites directed to children in the United States must approach data privacy for individuals under age 13....

What to Expect in 2023: Trends in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy | Foley & Lardner LLP - Vimarsana News

What to Expect in 2023: Trends in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy | Foley & Lardner LLP

The New Year is in full swing and it’s time to consider the top trends in cybersecurity & data privacy our team expects to see throughout 2023. It will be an exciting year due to the...

2023 Major Trends in Cybersecurity and Data Privacy - Vimarsana News

2023 Major Trends in Cybersecurity and Data Privacy

California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah are the five states that have enacted comprehensive consumer privacy laws. California Privacy Rights Act CPRA and Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act VCDPA went into effect January 1, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah go into effect this year.

Shou Chew TikTok Congress Testimony Highlights For Creators - Vimarsana News

Shou Chew TikTok Congress Testimony Highlights For Creators

Here's what TikTok CEO Shou Chew told Congress about the app as creators gathered outside to protest a potential country-wide ban.

Legal Bedtime: Utah Bans Social Media for Kids After 10 PM - Vimarsana News

Legal Bedtime: Utah Bans Social Media for Kids After 10 PM

America gets its first state-run internet bedtime. Utah may also force tech companies to scan driver's licenses.