4 More States Push for Tougher Privacy Laws
Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana and New York look to emulate the ADPPA.
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Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana and New York look to emulate the ADPPA.
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The promise of comprehensive federal privacy law has been dangled like a carrot before consumer watchdogs and privacy advocates for at least a decade. But without a nationwide privacy law protecting personal data privacy and security, the U.S. lags behind the European Union and several other countries across the globe — not to mention a growing number of states. Looking ahead, experts disagree on the likelihood that a federal privacy law will pass this year or even this Congress. However, privacy lawyers and others interviewed by Digiday for this article say what happens in states will infl...
By John McCarthy-14 January 2021 15:00pm The CMA is investing Google's cookie replacement, the Privacy Sandbox Google’s efforts to rewrite how Chrome users are targeted with ads is now being probed by a UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) keen to ensure it “develops proposals in a way that does not distort competition”. The Drum explores why Google's Privacy Sandbox, the mission to replace third-party cookie, has come under this close regional scrutiny. Google is reforging the ad-funded internet. Regulators, such as the CMA, are now all-too-aware that Google ...