‘The ground is constantly shifting below these companies who are trying to comply,’ said Pollyanna Sanderson, policy counsel at the Washington DC-based think tank the Future of Privacy Forum.
November 05, 2020

U.S. voters in California voted on Tuesday night to pass Proposition 24, otherwise known as the California Privacy Rights and Enforcement Act. This move will expand the state’s current online consumer privacy protections and remove its biggest area of ambiguity for publishers. The CPRA will replace the current California Consumer Privacy Act, which only took effect this year. “The ground is constantly shifting below these companies who are trying to comply,” said Pollyanna Sanderson, policy counsel at the Future of Privacy Forum. “Now it’s shifted further.” Read more below.

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