The Florida House of Representatives has released its version of a proposed comprehensive privacy law. Coming in at 31 pages, HB 9 is sponsored by Representative McFarland (a champion of data privacy on the House side). On quick review, it appears to have some important changes from the version the House considered last year (
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The Long Game: Why Parler Has Everything To Do With Florida’s Privacy Legislation
Within the week, we will know whether Florida will adopt the most aggressive privacy law in the country, something more moderate, or nothing at all. But an issue that has not received enough attention is the reason HB 969 and SB 1734 have received more support in a “red” state than any other privacy law. It is a reason that will come full circle to adversely impact the contingency of supporters using privacy laws as a way to attack “Big Tech.”
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HB 969 Passes the House; Eyes Turn to Senate and “The Big Dog”
The Florida House of Representatives has officially passed HB 969, which would create the most aggressive privacy law in the United States. The bill would apply to companies that generate $50 million or more in annual gross revenue and collect a significant amount of personal information about Florida residents. In addition to imposing CCPA-like…
Must-Watch Television and Must-Listen-To Podcast Recommendations
Looking for something fun to watch on TV this weekend? How about a new podcast? I’ve got two great recommendations.Continue Reading Must-Watch Television and Must-Listen-To Podcast Recommendations