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How the California Privacy Rights Act Updates the California Consumer Protection Act

TrustArc

How does the California Privacy Rights Act update the California Consumer Protection Act 2018 (CCPA) protections for California residents? Here are the likely changes relevant to your business.

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How the California Privacy Rights Act Updates the California Consumer Protection Act

TrustArc

How does the California Privacy Rights Act update the California Consumer Protection Act 2018 (CCPA) protections for California residents? Here are the likely changes relevant to your business.

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Disturbing robocaller fined $9.9 million

Malwarebytes

Well, for almost everybody except for the robocaller who was found guilty of unlawful robocalls to people in states including Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa and Virginia in 2018. The court also imposed an injunction prohibiting any future violations of the Truth in Caller ID Act and Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

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Google will pay $29.5M to settle two lawsuits over its location tracking practices

Security Affairs

I am proud of how the exceptional lawyers and professionals in my office have creatively applied the District’s strong consumer protection laws to set the standard nationally and provide users far greater control of their personal information.”. Racine while announcing that Google will pay $9.5 — AG Karl A.

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Amazon agrees to pay $31 after FTC Privacy and Security charges

CyberSecurity Insiders

The allegations initially surfaced in 2018 when a female employee, assigned to an engineering position on a contract basis, discovered that a male colleague had been accessing a network of Ring cameras to invade the privacy of their female coworkers in work areas, bathrooms, and restrooms. Consequently, the US regulator imposed a fine of $5.8

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Three takeaways from three years of GDPR

SC Magazine

Prior to the GDPR, many consumers were unaware of the types and vast amount of personal data companies collected. However, the GDPR, along with breaking news stories about data privacy, such as Cambridge Analytica in 2018, awakened consumers to how their data gets used in ways they never anticipated. Consider the U.S.,

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Credit Freezes are Free: Let the Ice Age Begin

Krebs on Security

Enacted in May 2018, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act rolls back some of the restrictions placed on banks in the wake of the Great Recession of the last decade. But it also includes a silver lining.