NOYB wins, Apple and Google join forces - Your Data Privacy Digest #2

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This week in Data Privacy

Indiana, Montana, and Tennessee pass consumer privacy bills

There are new constumer privacy laws on the way in the U.S.?Indiana, Montana and Tennessee?are set to become the 7th, 8th and 9th U.S. states to pass comprehensive data privacy laws.

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Data activation: Quality or quantity?

Two weeks ago in Madrid, Yes We Trust organized a roundtable discussion on the topic of?data activation, featuring speakers from 埃森哲 , 谷歌 , Logitravel , PRISA , and Didomi .

?Read?the full summary:

Must-reads from around the web

• Apple and Google join forces against unwanted tracking

The two companies recently announced a partnership to address harmful misuses of tracking devices such as Airtags or the "Find My" network. These tracking technologies have shown a dangerous potential for misuse, as expressed by the?National Network to End Domestic Violence, an organization advocating for survivors of domestic violence.????

Industry participants are invited to give feedback on?the draft specification?submitted last week by the Internet Engineering Task Force.

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• Washington passes the first consumer health data privacy law

The?My Health My Data Act, also known as House Bull 1155, is a consumer privacy law that is specifically focusing on health data. It includes consent requirements regarding health data processing and a private right of action.

The first of its kind, it was signed into law by Governor Jay Inslee two weeks ago and is poised to take effect on March, 31st, 2023.

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• NOYB wins at the Court of Justice of the European Union?

On May, 3rd, a ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) went in favor of Max Schrems' noyb.eu regarding Right of Access.

It states that when issuing a request for information to an organization, users must not only receive a copy of their raw data, but also the context behind it, which can include a database extract or a copy of documents.

"We are pleased that the CJEU emphasizes the importance of the right of access. Without the context of the processing, it is often impossible for data subjects to understand what is being stored about them." - Max Schrems (Source:?NOYB)

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Save the date: Your next Yes We Trust event

With the advancement of technology, personal data collection and usage have become more widespread in our daily lives. This heightened use of personal data has placed a greater obligation on companies and organizations to safeguard their users' privacy.

On Wednesday, May 31st, join?Luiza Jarovsky, CEO and Co-Founder at Implement Privacy?Implement Privacy?& Creator of?The Privacy Whisperer, and?Romain Gauthier, CEO at?Didomi, for our next Yes We Trust webinar:?Privacy and UX: Building Trust in a Data-Driven World.

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