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EU Rules Restricting the International Transfers of Non-Personal Data

Inside Privacy

While the EU GDPR regulates the international transfer of personal data, several recently enacted EU laws regulate the international transfer of non-personal data, which is any data that is not “personal data” under the GDPR. Below, we have summarized the restrictions on international transfers in the laws in which they appear.

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Utah Joins the Comprehensive State Privacy Law Club

Debevoise Data Blog

On March 24, 2022, Utah enacted a comprehensive consumer privacy law, the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (“UCPA”). The UCPA, effective on December 31, 2023, is largely consistent with other comprehensive state privacy laws, but includes several key differences. The UCPA has a narrower applicability than the State Privacy Laws.

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Connecticut’s Next Generation Data Privacy Law

Debevoise Data Blog

Connecticut’s Governor signed the state’s comprehensive privacy law into effect on May 10, 2022, adding yet another category of state privacy law. We also provide an overview of the CTPA’s enforcement mechanisms and explain how the CTPA modifies prior laws’ safe harbor with a nod towards prosecutorial discretion.

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New Privacy Legislation in the U.S.: The Patchwork Problem Grows

Debevoise Data Blog

Colorado has just adopted a brand-new data privacy law and Nevada has just significantly amended its law. further in the direction of European-style privacy law. This cure provision will expire on January 1, 2025. These changes add rights for consumers, and compliance obligations for businesses, that take the U.S.

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Trump’s criminal conviction won’t stop him from getting security clearance as president

LLRX

Law professor Dakota Rudesill explains that because Trump was elected to a second term, he will again have expansive access to classified information and control over it as of noon on Jan. 20, 2025, when his term begins. He will also have control over secrets and clearances available to others.

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The Fifth Circuit’s Campaign to Undermine Section 230 Is Making Progress–AB v. Salesforce

Eric Goldman

Note: Backpage shut down April 2018, but Backpage-related litigation continues into 2025 and beyond]. I’m always a bit puzzled when circuit law is being written by someone who, you know, isn’t actually a circuit judge. Or perhaps Salesforce wants courts to scale back Section 230 as a common law repeal of the statute?