How would a federal privacy law help with data collection and protection of personal data?

COVID-19’s rapid spread across the globe has reignited calls for federal guidance and law to regulate protection of sensitive and private citizen data.  The FTC suggests that: 

  • a new federal privacy law should put the burden on businesses to regulate the protection of data;

  • the federal privacy law eliminate the requirement of consumer consent; and 

  • Congress act quickly in order to be prepared for the next global crisis.

Read about how the FTC is considering implementing US federal privacy regulation.

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