Tom Kemp 5/6/24 Tom Kemp 5/6/24

Analyzing the Arguments For and Against Preemption in APRA

This blog post does a detail analysis of the arguments for and against preemption in the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA), and proposes a compromise that could bridge the gap.

Tom Kemp 8/15/23 Tom Kemp 8/15/23

Top Arguments For/Against California SB 362

A look at the main arguments for and against California Senate Bill 362, also known as the California Delete Act.

Tom Kemp 3/9/22 Tom Kemp 3/9/22

SB 1059 Introduced to Put More Teeth into California Data Broker Law

SB 1059 significantly strengthens California’s existing data broker law by giving Californians increased visibility into businesses known as data brokers that knowingly collect, sell, and share the personal information of a consumer with whom the business does not have a direct relationship.

Tom Kemp 10/13/21 Tom Kemp 10/13/21

How the California Privacy Protection Agency Can Better Protect Consumers

How can the California Privacy Protection Agency — a small $10m/year agency staffed with 50-60 personnel — scale itself to effectively protect the privacy rights of 40 million Californians against the most powerful companies the world has ever seen?

Tom Kemp 5/20/21 Tom Kemp 5/20/21

The Impact of CCPA & CPRA on Surveillance Capitalism

How does CCPA and CPRA impact Surveillance Capitalism?

Tom Kemp 2/17/21 Tom Kemp 2/17/21

CPRA Timeline

As a highlight the great content in the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Resource Center that I helped to contribute to, here is the content from the Resource Center regarding the timeline for the rollout of the CPRA.

Tom Kemp 2/16/21 Tom Kemp 2/16/21

Introducing the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Resource Center

Introducing the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Resource Center -- the definitive set of content to better understand the CPRA.

Tom Kemp 12/31/20 Tom Kemp 12/31/20

Recommendations for the California Privacy Protection Agency

Created with the passing of Proposition 24, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPPA) is the first supervisory authority in the US that is focused on consumer privacy protection. Here are 4 recommendations to make the CalPPA even more effective.