AB 2101, sponsored by the California Privacy Protection Agency, never received a required policy committee hearing.

California has a reputation of developing innovative regulation to address new technology—such as designing and implementing a range of laws intended to safeguard the privacy of consumer data against ...

Questions about vehicle privacy are becoming increasingly common as modern technology allows companies and government agencies to collect more information than ever before. While much of the ...

When it comes to consumer data privacy, California leads the country in legislative action. As continued evidence of this, earlier this year, lawmakers introduced two bills designed to strengthen data ...

In a continuing effort to give consumers control of their personal data, California’s governor recently signed into law the California Opt Me Out Act (the Act). The ...

The next phase of U.S. privacy law may be shaped as much by enforcement as legislation, as regulators increase oversight, ...

Sling TV will pay $530,000 to settle a lawsuit from California accusing it of failing to provide an easy-to-use mechanism for consumers to stop the sale of their personal information and provide ...

Any entity that is a “business,” as defined by the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and that knowingly collects and sells to third parties the personal ...

Californians gained a powerful new tool this month to curb the collection and sale of their personal data, as one of the strictest privacy laws in the country officially took effect. The law allows ...

General Motors has reached a $12.75 million settlement in a California data privacy lawsuit that accused the company of selling driver location and data. As part of the proposed settlement, GM will ...

Many non‑US businesses assume that compliance with the European Union’s GDPR or a similar home‑country law will largely ...