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Note that the data localization prohibition in this Regulation applies to individual EU Member States’ laws; it does not preclude the EU from implementing data localization requirements. X (Recent Council versions remove this obligation.)
This Order follows recent activity from the FCC’s Privacy and DataProtection Task Force , including the announcement last month of a partnership between the FCC and state attorneys general on data privacy enforcement.
Information Privacy Law. With a thorough discussion of the nuances related to advertising and tracking, this section also covers the new privacy laws impacting the industry, including updates stemming from the CCPA, the Virginia Consumer DataProtection Act (VCDPA), and the Colorado Privacy Act.
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Generally however, it’s hard for global law firms right that sometimes have to compete with conflicting regimes. Not all, I believe only one or two statelaws in the US require it. When that happens, the level of dataprotection exponentially recedes. You know, they do. But it’s really a commercial decision.
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The TDPA provides for a private right of action for violation of the prohibition to sell, lease, or disclose data. StateLaws Permitting but Regulating Collection and Use of Biometric Identifiers, including Facial Data.
Generally however, it’s hard for global law firms right that sometimes have to compete with conflicting regimes. Not all, I believe only one or two statelaws in the US require it. When that happens, the level of dataprotection exponentially recedes. You know, they do. But it’s really a commercial decision.
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