Apple, Facebook & Google - How California's new privacy measures apply

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Nov 5, 2020, 8:36 am1.9k ptsInterestingTop
California voters passed a new privacy law that would strengthen and close loopholes in exisiting regulatory protections. Here's what it could mean for Big Tech and consumers elsewhere. Credit: Unsplash On Nov. 3, Californians voted on a new privacy measure called Proposition 24 that would strengthen current…

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