Great day for California Privacy! #AIMoratorium is voted down and #AB566 (requiring all browsers to support an Opt-Out Preference Signal or #OOPS) passes the California Senate Judiciary Committee. Onwards!

#CCPA #CPPA #CPRA #Prop24 #GPC #Privacy #CalLeg

The provision of #Prop24 at issue is sorta kinda analogous to the GDPR's provisions around automated decision-making and profiling. But if search results are covered in that, that's a potentially huge can of worms...

So @nytopinion comes out against #Prop24, which is fine, but I'm not sure emerging technologies are a way tech companies "outsmart" regulation.

Why I’m Voting for Prop 24 (CPRA) Despite Its Flaws CPRA will further fuel privacy tech innovation and continue to move the needle on privacy

Incredibly thoughtful piece by @LourdesTurrecha on #Prop24:

Look what I found! #prop24

Over 50 Privacy Professionals & Experts Oppose Prop. 24 - Technology & Marketing Law Blog The length and complexity of Proposition 24, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), makes it challenging for ordinary citizens to evaluate the proposal. Thus, it’s helpful to hear how members of the privacy community feel about it. They are in...

Looks like @ericgoldman and crew have their work cut out for them on #Prop24:

And the @caprivacyorg #Prop24 rap is here:

The Fight Over the Fight Over California’s Privacy Future Prop. 24 is designed to make the California Consumer Privacy Act stronger. Why do so many privacy advocates oppose it?

"It's complicated." Wired tackles the #Prop24 fight.

And @AGBecerra looks to be the final witness for this week's @SenateCommerce privacy hearing. Get ready for more talk about #CCPA and #Prop24:

Column: Business's attack on California's landmark privacy law moves to the ballot box The effort to defeat Proposition 24 on privacy will benefit business.

Interesting deep-dive from ⁦@hiltzikm⁩ on the politics behind #Prop24:

Can #Prop24 watchers explain these "loopholes"? The intersection between fair lending laws and privacy is a bit beyond me, but I'm unsure how broad-based privacy laws like #CPRA/#CCPA can be expected to solve all data ills:

Super interesting paper from @SalingerPrivacy proposes tweaks to how we define "personal" data in frameworks ranging from #GDPR to #Prop24: