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
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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
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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?
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued statement about protecting health data in mobile apps in view of the upcoming SCOTUS decision in Dobbs. In the process, he also signaled
Continue Reading Keep Your Health Data Secure. And Your App-Hosted Health Data Securer.
Datatilsynet Norway has issued a helpful guide on the data protection aspects of employee monitoring, which are helpful for GDPR, but also for California employers with CPRA bringing employee rights
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What can we learn about disclosures and how to draft privacy notices from the Sweden IMY decision? And why is it important for both GDPR companies and CPRA, CDPA, CPA
Continue Reading Clear & Concise and Everything Nice: What the IMY Decision Means for Your Privacy Notice
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) went into effect in 2020 and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) is set to go into full effect in 2023.
But there have
Continue Reading Where do the California Consumer Privacy Act and California Privacy Rights Act stand?
Your rights of access under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) include inferences derived from the your personal information, California Attorney General Rob
Continue Reading CCPA Right of Access Includes Inferences, California Attorney General Says
Many EU companies have their own ideas on what US Privacy laws mean for the, Here are three of the more common myths out there, busted.
I don’t
Continue Reading Busted: Three Myths EU Companies Have About US Privacy laws