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New York Privacy Act: It Goes Beyond CCPA

New York Privacy Act: It Goes Beyond CCPA

The idea that consumers own their private financial information can be traced to an early 1970s California state constitutional amendment adding ‘privacy’ to guarantees of life, liberty, and other inalienable rights. While financial privacy is not explicitly mentioned in this original amendment, California courts have determined that it is included. Only relatively modest consumer protection…
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