Business representatives told California regulators on Tuesday that they want more from the state’s new consumer privacy law—more specific definitions and more flexibility in compliance.
Speaking at a Sacramento hearing convened by the office of Attorney General Xavier Becerra, officials representing software developers, retailers, advertisers and other industries said that, without refining, the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, threatens the basic online operations their clients expect.
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