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ITI joined over 20 groups from across the business community to call on U.S. lawmakers to ensure the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) fully preempts existing state data privacy laws. This move is crucial to ensure that all Americans have consistent safeguards for their data, regardless of location.? Without full preemption, the legislation could hinder the protection of consumer data and economic growth. Read the coalition’s letter here:? https://lnkd.in/eePguUMH?? ? ? #privacypolicy #privacyrights #privacylegislation #dataprotection #datapolicy

?? Vermont just passed a comprehensive privacy law that, in part, draws inspiration from the American Privacy Rights Act/American Data Privacy and Protection Act. This is a complex bill that includes a novel private right of action, substantive data minimization rules, and unique scoping provisions. If enacted, the Vermont Data Privacy Act could be the farthest-reaching comprehensive privacy law to date. Read my analysis here: https://lnkd.in/dHn7GvjK

Thank you shoutout to Bailey Sanchez of Future of Privacy Forum for featuring Vermont in the post: Peak Privacy - Vermont’s Summit on Data Privacy. Excerpt: 'While the Vermont Data Privacy Act (VDPA) is modeled after the popular Connecticut privacy framework, it goes further in many places, drawing inspiration from a variety of sources. Vermont adds data minimization provisions inspired by Maryland’s new privacy law, new digital civil rights protections pulled from the American Data Privacy and Protection Act, a trimmed-down Age-Appropriate Design Code (AADC) focused on design features, and an entirely novel private right of action.' [ Read the full post: https://bit.ly/121fpf ] #dataprivacy #consumerprotection #techpolicy #privacylaw

Interesting that data privacy legislation is back in play in Congress. Last week, we had the 15th state move forward with comprehensive privacy legislation, so maybe that spurred Congress on a bit. #dataprivacy #dataprivacyformarketing #privacyandsecurity

If you think many states have passed privacy laws recently, you are correct! In the first half of this year, seven new states enacted comprehensive privacy laws. As our recent Data Advisor notes, most of these laws substantively mirror the provisions in previously enacted laws, such as not providing a private right of action and affording covered entities an opportunity to cure alleged violations. Nevertheless, new developments have emerged, and our Data Advisor authors summarized 10 significant trends among the new laws:

Whats in the new draft federal data privacy and security law? R Street Institute's Brandon Pugh has a breakdown you can read here: https://lnkd.in/g4vtzPwv "The discussion draft of American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 (APRA) is largely based on American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA), but it makes a number of significant changes. First, where the discussion draft and ADPPA are similar: Both provide consumer privacy rights, rely on data minimization, have preemption, include a private right of action, allow for both federal and state enforcement, advance security measures, and provide for rulemaking by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). However, there are also dozens of changes worth paying attention to"

Well, the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) is progressing just about as we thought it would. While there was a moment when we thought this might be the time we would finally get a long-needed privacy law that would resolve at least some of the confusion of state-by-state regulation. Predictably, however, opponents have been lining up - states with privacy laws want to avoid pre-emption, potential plaintiffs want to expand the private right of action, potential defendants oppose the private right of action, civil rights group don't like deletions in the proposed act, the advertising industry has blasted it, and now the Electronic Frontier Foundation has weighed in that the protections are inadequate. https://lnkd.in/gEx5W_JB. I guess my annual prediction that we won't get a federal privacy regime might be holding up better than I thought . . . #APRA #ccpa #privacy #infoecurity #dataprotection

On April 5, the U.S. Congress proposed the American Privacy Rights Act, a comprehensive federal consumer data privacy bill. It addresses some of the issues lawmakers had with the previous proposed law, the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA), and appears to have bipartisan and bicameral support. It would require qualifying entities to present users with a comprehensive privacy policy and includes provisions for establishing technical specifications for a “centralized mechanism” individuals can use to exercise their opt-out rights. Learn more about the ins and outs of this potential new U.S. federal law right here ?? https://hubs.ly/Q02z1BrL0

On April 5, the U.S. Congress proposed the American Privacy Rights Act, a comprehensive federal consumer data privacy bill. It addresses some of the issues lawmakers had with the previous proposed law, the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA), and appears to have bipartisan and bicameral support. It would require qualifying entities to present users with a comprehensive privacy policy and includes provisions for establishing technical specifications for a “centralized mechanism” individuals can use to exercise their opt-out rights. Learn more about the ins and outs of this potential new U.S. federal law right here ?? https://hubs.ly/Q02tKgKB0

Mid-Year US Privacy Update: 18 States with Comprehensive Laws! ???? 2024 has been a landmark year for state privacy laws, with 18 states now boasting comprehensive privacy legislation! ?? From California’s pioneering CCPA to Delaware’s novel deep fake regulations, state governments are ramping up efforts to protect personal data. Highlights include Colorado’s new AI Act, Maryland’s radical data minimization rules, and ongoing amendments across states like Connecticut and Texas. With Vermont and Minnesota potentially joining the fold, the US privacy landscape is more dynamic than ever. Read our latest blog for more updates: https://bit.ly/3VrPUd9 #PrivacyUpdate #DataProtection #StateLaws #TechCompliance #DigitalPrivacy