California legislators only have a couple of weeks to advance remaining privacy and tech bills before adjourning at the end of August.
Several states have banned sales of precise geolocation data and business’ use of consumer data to set personalized prices — outpacing privacy protections in California.
California’s legislature addressed similar measures last year but they weren’t enacted, and opponents argue deidentified and aggregated consumer information doesn’t risk individual profiling or discrimination.
Golden State lawmakers are renewing their push with a slate of bills that would ban sales of all sensitive personal information to third parties, narrow the exemption for …