State privacy laws

Explore comprehensive insights into the evolving landscape of state privacy laws, featuring detailed articles and expert video interviews with attorneys specializing in privacy law. Visitors will find valuable resources highlighting differences across jurisdictions, the impact of these laws on businesses and individuals, and the latest updates on compliance requirements. This tag is a vital resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of privacy legislation across various states.

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The Right to Opt Out of AI Profiling — Under Your State’s New Law

Artificial Intelligence, Consumer Protection, Data Security, Digital Law & Regulation, Privacy Rights /

Under several new state privacy laws, consumers can opt out of AI profiling used for decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. This right targets automated processing tied to credit, housing, employment, insurance, and other high-impact outcomes. This article explains what AI profiling is, which states provide opt-out rights, and how to request and enforce […]

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Three New States Just Passed Sweeping Privacy Laws — Are Your Favorite Apps Complying?

Consumer Rights & Advocacy, Digital Security & Online Safety, Legislation & Policy, Privacy & Data Protection, Technology & Apps /

Three new states passed sweeping consumer privacy laws in 2024, expanding opt-out, access, deletion, and correction rights for residents. App and platform compliance varies, and businesses may need updated notices, data practices, and vendor contracts to meet state requirements. This article explains what the new laws require, how to spot noncompliance, and what users can

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The Health Data Privacy Gap Telehealth Apps Exploit — and How to Close It

Consumer Rights & Data Security, Health Privacy & Data Protection, Health Technology Policy & Reform, Healthcare Law & Regulation, Telehealth & Digital Health Technology /

Many telehealth apps aren’t covered by HIPAA unless they work for a HIPAA “covered entity” or business associate, leaving user health data legally exposed. This gap allows apps to share or monetize sensitive information through analytics and third-party trackers with limited federal limits. This article explains where HIPAA stops, what laws may still apply, and

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The Federal Privacy Bill Everyone Expects (and Why It Keeps Dying)

Consumer Rights & Privacy, Cybersecurity & Data Protection, Government & Politics, Law & Legislation, Technology & Internet /

A comprehensive federal privacy law still hasn’t passed Congress, despite years of bipartisan proposals and repeated momentum. The main sticking points are preemption of state laws, whether consumers can sue (private right of action), and how enforcement would work across sectors. This article explains the bill everyone expects, why prior efforts keep stalling, and what

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Advertising Cookies – Are They Illegal in Your State Yet?

Consumer Rights, Data Protection, Digital Advertising, Online Privacy, Privacy Law /

Advertising cookies aren’t outright illegal in any U.S. state, but at least 19 states now restrict their use through consumer privacy laws requiring notice and opt-out (and sometimes opt-in for sensitive data). Compliance depends on whether cookies enable “targeted advertising” or “sale/sharing” of personal data and on your data practices. This article explains the rules

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How Data Privacy Regulations Are Changing Legal Compliance

Business Law, Consumer Protection, Privacy Law, Regulatory Compliance, Technology Law /

By 2025, organizations may face compliance duties under 15+ U.S. state privacy laws plus GDPR-style regimes, making data privacy regulations a multi-jurisdiction requirement. This forces stronger data mapping, vendor controls, breach response, and cross-border transfer assessments led by counsel. This article explains the shifting rules, key obligations, and how attorneys should guide clients. The landscape

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