“Federal privacy law could be monumental if it gets the substance right, but it could also be disastrous if it preempts the states with a weak or unworkable standard.”
The current bill is the latter, says Justin Brookman.
https://www.techpolicy.press/unclear-protections-in-the-american-privacy-rights-act-not-worth-broad-preemption/
Julia Angwin /
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