Data Privacy Enforcement Across State Lines
Nine states are collaborating to write and enforce comprehensive data privacy laws, aiming to protect consumers across jurisdictions due to the absence of a broad, federal privacy law.
This effort is driven by the need for unified protection of consumer data, as highlighted by recent cases such as Tractor Supply Company's settlement with California.
- Nine states are working together on data privacy laws.
- The goal is to protect consumers across state lines.
- A federal privacy law is currently absent.
Tractor Supply Company has agreed to comply with California's consumer privacy law and pay a $1.35 million fine, the largest yet by California, to settle allegations of violating customer and job applicant privacy rights.
Author's summary: Nine states collaborate on data privacy laws.
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