California adopted the country’s first major consumer privacy law. Now, Silicon Valley is trying to rewrite it.

California adopted the country’s first major consumer privacy law. Now, Silicon Valley is trying to rewrite it.

Adopted last year, the California Consumer Privacy Act grants web users the right to see the personal information that companies collect about them and stop it from being sold. But powerful business organizations representing retailers, marketers and tech giants are seeking sweeping revisions before the law goes into effect. California adopted the country’s first major consumer privacy law. Now, Silicon Valley is trying to rewrite it.
Source: Washington Post Tech