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When Should A Business Post Two Different Website Privacy Policies?

Website privacy policies are essential for keeping users informed of the personal information collection, usage and sharing practices of website operators. Recent changes to state laws (and possibly federal law) create important new legal obligations for online businesses. Those businesses must post clearly written website privacy policies that contain key disclosures, notices and other privacy […]

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Newly-Passed Florida Privacy Law Bill

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On May 4, 2023, the Florida State legislature passed the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (“SB 262”). If Governor DeSantis signs SB 262 into law, as expected, Florida will become the ninth state of the Union to enact its own comprehensive consumer privacy law. As our readership knows, the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018

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The CPPA and Federal Preemption of State Data Privacy Laws?

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Without a federal consumer data privacy law construct, legislators from several states have been promulgating their own, individual regulations. Of the five states that have comprehensive laws on the books (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia and Utah), California was the pioneer, the first to enact a state consumer privacy law when it passed the California Consumer

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California Continues to Enhance Children’s Privacy Rights

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It is no secret that for years, California has been a leader in consumer digital privacy regulation. Now, California has set its sights on expanding children’s privacy rights. As readers of this blog know, the State of California passed the groundbreaking California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 (“CCPA”) which, among other measures, ensured that businesses

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New FTC Data Privacy Laws?

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Across the country, several states, namely California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and Virginia, have enacted extensive data privacy laws restricting the ways in which companies may collect, use and share consumer personal information without legal repercussions. In the digital marketing space, companies are required to operate their businesses within the confines of applicable state data privacy

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Proposed Federal Privacy Law Hearing Reveals Progress and Sticking Points

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On June 14th, the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing on the newly proposed federal privacy law, called the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (“ADPPA”). ADDPA is presently not an official bill, just a discussion draft. Still, the Committee Members (on both sides of the aisle) all voiced support for ADDPA

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KMT’s David Klein Quoted in AdWeek: What’s in Utah’s Business Friendly Privacy Law

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By Trishla Ostwal To read the original article, please click here. Utah is on the cusp of becoming the fifth state to pass consumer-privacy legislation, joining California, Colorado and Virginia. Earlier this year, Massachusetts advanced its privacy law through a bipartisan cybersecurity committee with a 12-0 vote. The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) follows Virginia’s privacy model that gives people leverage over

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UCPA Compliance: Using CCPA Compliance Efforts to Prepare for the Utah Consumer Privacy Act

Blog, Data & Privacy Law / David Klein

Utah is poised to become the fourth state to pass a comprehensive consumer privacy law, joining California, Colorado, and Virginia. The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (“UCPA”) is similar to the Colorado and Virginia privacy laws, but, perhaps, a bit less burdensome for businesses. If signed by the Governor, the UCPA would go into effect on

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