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Californians for Consumer Privacy Applauds Successful Passage of Groundbreaking Legislation

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Californians for Consumer Privacy Chairman Alastair Mactaggart Testifies Before United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation

 

Californians for Consumer Privacy Chairman Alastair Mactaggart testified before the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on October 10, 2018. Click here to read Alastair Mactaggart's written testimony.

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Gives You Ownership

Protect your right to tell a business not to share or sell your personal information.

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Gives You Control

Gain control over the personal information that is collected about you.

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Gives You Security

Hold businesses responsible for safeguarding your personal information.

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