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The study, conducted by Comparitech, a technology research firm and publisher based in the U.K., evaluated the states on how well they protected people’s privacy through 20 basic laws.
October 25, 2019 at 02:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
General counsel who navigate the mishmash of state privacy laws may relate to a new study showing that individual U.S. states’ privacy statutes are spread across a broad spectrum.
The study, conducted by Comparitech, a technology research firm and publisher based in the U.K., evaluated the states on how well they protected people’s privacy through 20 basic laws. How each state stands on each of those laws is shown on the website graphic.
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