New California Laws Regulating Privacy and Artificial Intelligence | CDF Labor Law LLP https://t.co/96iy1l96Zd
CFPB suggests that state privacy laws can—and should—regulate financial data https://t.co/R5OYvWHc6k | by @ballardspahrllp
CPPA Adopts Data Broker Registration Regulations, Begins Delete Action Enforcement https://t.co/7abQaUWSQc | by @CooleyLLP
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has adopted new regulations targeting data brokers, expanding the definition of a 'data broker' and introducing a requirement for registration and an annual fee to fund the California Data Broker Registry. This initiative also includes the development of a deletion mechanism known as the Data Broker Requests and Opt-Out Platform (DROP). The CPPA's Enforcement Division has already reached settlements with two data brokers for failing to comply with the registration and fee requirements set forth in Senate Bill 362. Additionally, the CPPA is facing a constitutional challenge from X Corp. regarding its law regulating AI-generated political content, which adds another layer of complexity to California's evolving privacy landscape.
