The Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés in France recently took action against misleading cookie banners as subverting true consent.
This is not a new issue, though, with the
Is California going to start policing CCPA violations like the French police GDPR violations?
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and France’s Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL)
Continue Reading California’s CPPA Partners with France’s CNIL to Safeguard Personal Information
Privacy, data security and regulatory compliance affect companies in every industry. Join leading privacy professionals at our fifth annual Privacy Summit as they discuss some of the most consequential topics
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The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has issued a Final Statement of Reasons for amended California Consumer Privacy (CCPA) regulations.
Key Points:
The amendments were “necessary” (used 135 times), just
Continue Reading CPPA Issues Final Statement of Reasons for Amended CCPA Regulations
What do you need to know about the changes in the new, new, new, new, new CPRA Regs?
Yes, your privacy notice does need to be “that good.” If it isn’t, the California Attorney General’s Office might come knocking.
Here are some key points from the AG’s second
Continue Reading California Attorney General Issues Second-Year CCPA Enforcement Report: Key Takeaways
The Commerce and Energy Committee has voted to send the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) to the House, but not without some changes.
For the changes in the
Continue Reading The American Data Privacy and Protection Act Is Now on the House Floor. How Has It Changed?
“Businesses, service providers, and contractors are to comply with not just the letter of the (California Consumer Privacy Act), but the spirit of the law.”
That is according to a
Continue Reading To Clarify the Meaning of CCPA, CPPA Issues Initial Statement of Reasons for New Regs
During a recent webinar hosted by The Chicago Bar Association, some other panelists and I made some predictions about the future of data privacy.
What is on the horizon?