In late March, Oklahoma became the first state in nearly two years to enact a comprehensive privacy law. Prior to the hiatus, states had been issuing these laws in droves, so what led to the pause and are we likely to continue to see a lull in the enactment of these measures?
State Laws Aim to Fill Federal Law Gap
In the absence of a broad federal privacy measure, states have rolled out 21 comprehensive privacy laws in eight years to help fill the legislative void.
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