Two years ago, California became the first state to pass a sweeping digital privacy law seen as the strongest of its kind in the United States. Voters are now deciding whether to refine and expand that law, or leave it as is.
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Californians Consider Expanding Landmark Data Privacy Law
Two years ago, California became the first state to pass a sweeping digital privacy law seen as the strongest of its kind in the United States. Voters are now deciding whether to refine and expand that law, or leave it as is. The post Californians Consider Expanding Landmark Data Privacy Law appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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