Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.With "policy innovator" laws like California's CCPA and CPRA already passed, there are many models to inform what a federal approach might look like.
Insider Intelligence publishes hundreds of insights, charts, and forecasts on the Connectivity & Tech industry with the Connectivity & Tech Briefing. The US is long overdue for a comprehensive federal data privacy protection law, and 2021 might finally be the year we see one. Proliferating state and international data protection laws of the last few years have created a complex regulatory patchwork for multinational companies to navigate. Industry groups who years ago balked at the prospect of regulating the data economy are now In the vacuum of federal privacy law, GDPR and CCPA have become the de facto baseline for compliance.
With "policy innovator" laws like California's CCPA and CPRA already passed, there are many models to inform what a federal approach might look like. The 116th Congress has put forth at least 20 proposed privacy bills or drafts. of rights individuals would have to their data—rights to access, correction, and portability, for example.
If they actually do this they wouldn't need to break up the digital behemoths. It would level the playing field.