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The Results Are in: Modest Changes to CCPA Await the Governor’s Signature

HL Chronicle of Data Protection

Since the California Consumer Privacy Act’s (CCPA) hasty passage in June last year and minor changes last September , the CCPA has vexed businesses working on compliance. If a consumer does not have an account, the CCPA prohibits a business from requiring that consumer to create an account as a condition of exercising their rights.

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And then there were five: CCPA amendments pass legislature

Data Protection Report

The California legislative session for 2019 ended on September 13 and the following five amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) were passed: AB 25, 874, 1146, 1355, and 1564. The amendments change and clarify a business’ obligation to permit consumers to submit requests to exercise their CCPA rights.

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Nevada, New York and other states follow California’s CCPA

Data Protection Report

The US privacy law landscape continues to shift and evolve as state and federal privacy legislative proposals continue to be debated and become enacted. While CCPA-like bills in Washington and Texas failed to pass, Nevada passed its online privacy amendment and proposals in New York and Washington, DC appear to be gaining momentum.

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EU data governance regulation – a wave of digital, regulatory and antitrust reform begins – Part 1

Data Protection Report

The DMA will impose new transparency and other obligations on online platforms, create a new regulatory framework for so-called gatekeeper platforms and include investigative powers similar to the broader powers originally proposed as part of the NCT. A new category of data broker called data sharing services providers.