The General Assembly is advancing legislation that allows Virginia consumers more protection with their online data, though opponents say the measure does not include the ability for people to file private lawsuits against companies that breach the proposed law.
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Virginia Lawmakers Advance Consumer Data Protection Act
The General Assembly is advancing legislation that allows Virginia consumers more protection with their online data, though opponents say the measure does not include the ability for people to file private lawsuits against companies that breach the proposed law. The post Virginia Lawmakers Advance Consumer Data Protection Act appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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