From scope, to notice requirements, to respect for universal opt-out mechanisms, your organization may be wondering how to develop your state-by-state or national approach to US privacy.
Sensitive data poses a particular challenge because each law determines its own definitions of what is sensitive, and the additional obligations associated with processing that information.
Plus, some states require explicit opt-in consent before it can be processed, while others only require that consumers are presented with an opportunity to opt-out.
Other states address categories like children’s data or biometric data outside the context of sensitive data entirely.
For example, Washington and Nevada have laws specifically governing health data privacy, but not comprehensive privacy laws.
How do the different state privacy laws compare?
Download the comprehensive comparison chart to understand differences in scope, definitions, and consent requirements. Always up-to-date and curated for the digital advertising industry.
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