Opinion: California, Texas, and Virginia are leading the way on state efforts for enforcement priorities. Companies should ...

Work-issued laptops and phones feel personal, but they are often managed by employers. Sensitive personal data—like tax forms ...

A recent lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court alleges that Sharp HealthCare recorded conversations between doctors and ...

On January 1, a new law known as DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform) took effect. DROP allows California residents to ...

The Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) is a free, state-run tool that allows Californians to stop more than 500 data ...

Board issued two new decisions (and a fine) to two different data providers for failure to register as a data broker. To ...

On January 1, 2026, broad new privacy laws will take effect in Kentucky, Indiana, and Rhode Island, granting consumers in those states greater control over their personal data. With these ...

A centralized deletion system took effect January 1 under one of the nation’s strictest privacy laws Californians can now ...

Updated with information on California’s Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform. The post U.S. state data privacy laws: What you need to know appeared first on MarTech.

California residents now have a new way to protect their personal information from data brokers through a state platform.

Californians can now visit one state website to request all data brokers delete their personal information and refrain from ...

California has quietly handed its residents a powerful new privacy weapon, a centralized system that lets people tell ...