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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Bill to Create Privacy Law Whistleblower Dies Quietly in Legislature - Law.com

Five months ago, a Southern California lawmaker stood next to the leader of the state’s privacy watchdog agency outside the Capitol to present an ambitious legislative plan, they said, to “end illegal data harvesting” by mammoth tech companies.

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