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Alastair Mactaggart on the genesis of the California Consumer Privacy Act at Privacy. Security. Risk. 2018

 

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It may well be the most influential privacy law the United States has ever seen, and its path to becoming reality was launched by a real estate guy. How did that happen? At Privacy. Security. Risk. 2018, Alastair Mactaggart tells a room of privacy professionals about how he got inspired to do something and how he made the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 a reality.

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

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

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Hold businesses responsible for safeguarding your personal information.

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