
U.S. lawmakers, including Rep. @cathymcmorris and @SenatorCantwell, have introduced the bipartisan American Privacy Rights Act (APRA), aiming to establish a unified national data privacy and security standard. The proposed legislation seeks to replace the existing patchwork of state-specific data protection laws with a comprehensive federal law. Key provisions of the APRA include giving individuals greater control over their personal data, enabling them to enforce their data privacy rights, and holding companies accountable with strong data security obligations. IDC subcommittee Chair Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) expressed strong support for the bill, highlighting its potential to significantly alter how personal data is managed and protected in the U.S.
A Federal Privacy Law or a False Hope? Making Sense of the American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 Draft https://t.co/kqYrI9jY39
Rep. @cathymcmorris & @SenatorCantwell renewed the federal #privacy debate with the American Privacy Rights Act. The #APRA isn’t perfect, but with key changes, it could be the grand privacy bargain America has been waiting for, @ashleyjnsn explains. https://t.co/2yGbIOhycy
New Federal Privacy Bill Draft Hits Congress https://t.co/OyLuMlFlTM | by @wilmerhale










