🍹✨ AB375: Will allow for cocktails-to-go from your favorite restaurants, raising funds to combat drinking under the influence, and most exciting, making Picon Punch our official state drink! Let’s get this passed! 🥃

#NevadaProud #PiconPunch #AB375 #NVLeg #SpeakersDesk #ForYou #NevadaLegislation

California Has 48 Hours to Pass This Privacy Bill or Else Recent headlines have suggested that California lawmakers are considering a bill that would give Californians “unprecedented control over their data.”

If anyone following #AtlanticPrivacy doesn’t know the story of #AB375, which became this California law, @kashhill has been on point:

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A New Day for Privacy Dawns in California Joe Jerome & Michelle De Mooy highlight five areas of California's AB375 privacy law that will require additional consideration from legislators, advocates and industry.

Just in case you want to read a few thousand more words on #AB375 and California's new stab at fixing privacy:

A Privacy Bomb Is About to Be Dropped on the California Economy and the Global Internet - Technology & Marketing Law Blog [Update: the law passed and I’ve posted a 3k word primer about it] By tomorrow, the California legislature likely will pass a sweeping, lengthy, overly-complicated, and poorly-constructed privacy law that will have ripple effects throughout the world. While not quite...

So @ericgoldman is not a fan of the #AB375 "privacy bomb":

"The federal government really should be the one establishing privacy rights online." But it isn't, so #AB375, from @latimes:

Folks following the @caprivacyorg California Consumer Privacy Act effort -- so #AB375, which originally dealt with #broadbandprivacy, is the vehicle for the latest legislative effort:

Any experts on Dormant Commerce Clause? @RoslynLayton argues #AB375 #broadbandprivacy bill violates Constitution:

Privacy Protections Won’t Make You More Vulnerable To Being Hacked Californians are very close to getting privacy protections for their web browsing history. But a dangerous new ad campaign is using misinformation to trick internet users into opposing a bill that would give them more control over their personal information. An anonymous advertiser is telling Californians that they will be more vulnerable to hacking or […]

Disingenuous to prey on data insecurity to suggest #AB375 raises Californians’ risk of data breach, @CenDemTech:

Is it amusing or sad #AB375 #broadbandprivacy opponents resorting to astroturf ads of kids threatened by hackers?

Will #AB375 #broadbandprivacy lead to state patchwork? @ConsumerFed: Sure, but ISPs have only themselves to blame.

Help us, California, #AB375 is our only hope for #broadbandprivacy!