Posts from August 2022.
Four years ago, the European Union (“EU”) began enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). The GDPR is a comprehensive data privacy law enacted to create a standardized and cohesive data privacy framework across all EU member countries. The GDPR has since encouraged the adoption of data privacy laws throughout the world,[1] such as the California Consumer Privacy Act. Businesses in the United States that process[2] personal data of European residents, after it has transferred from a country in the European Economic Area to the United States, must ...
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- Connecticut's Data Privacy Law
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