The rules for what companies can and cannot do with consumer data are being written in America’s statehouses, as lawmakers there stampede ahead of Congress in a quest to place guardrails on one of the most valuable commodities of the 21st century.
Delaware recently became the seventh state this year and 12th overall to pass a comprehensive data privacy law, cementing this as a landmark year for the issue and setting up 2024 for more states to likely follow.
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