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Minnesota is throwing its hat into the ring as the latest state to move towards implanting a comprehensive consumer data privacy law for its residents with the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (“MCDPA”) being introduced in the Minnesota House of...
The Oklahoma House Technology Committee unanimously recommended that the state’s legislature vote on House Bill 1602, aka the Oklahoma Computer Data Privacy Act (“OCDPA”), which if approved would require companies to obtain explicit permission to...
Last week, the Virginia House of Delegates overwhelmingly passed HB2307, the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (“VCDPA”), which has been sent to the Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology for review and comparison with a recently passed...
The California Consumer Protection Act (“CCPA”) was implemented almost a full year ago, and yet one of the most important part of the regulation is still one of its most misunderstood; the “do not sell my personal information” (“DNS”) requirement....
The Florida House of Representatives introduced a data privacy bill which, if passed could change the landscape of the collection, processing and storage of consumers’ personal data in the state. If passed, the regulation would give Floridians the...
The Irish Data Protection Commission (“DPC”) recently imposed a €70,000 fine on University College Dublin (“UCD”) for violations of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). The DPC has now issued six fines, five of which have been on...
Prior to last week, chances are you may have not heard of Robinhood, the stock trading platform popular with millennials. That likely changed when the company’s name was ubiquitous in print and online media as part of the GameStop stock mania; first...
Grindr, US-based gay, bi, trans and queer hook-up app, has been issued a €10M GDPR fine by the Norwegian data protection agency (“NDPA”) due to its failure to properly obtain consent from its users. Although GDPR provides for penalties of up to 4%...
It’s January, which means two things: New Years’ resolutions being made (and probably already broken), and prognostications for the upcoming year. Given that 2020 was the year in which governments implemented data privacy regulations in the middle...
Businesses faced so many issues in 2020 that they could be forgiven for not updating their protocols for Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (“LGPD”), Brazil’s new data privacy regulation, especially in light of the government’s refusal to delay...
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