Tom Kemp 5/10/21 Tom Kemp 5/10/21

Enhancing and Aligning the California Data Broker Registry Law with the CPRA

The California Data Broker Registry Law needs to be enhanced and better aligned with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).

Tom Kemp 3/1/21 Tom Kemp 3/1/21

Section by Section Summary of the CPRA

A section-by-section summary of the California Privacy Rights Act.

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.

Tom Kemp 12/27/20 Tom Kemp 12/27/20

A Roadmap for California Privacy and Data Security

So, now that Prop 24 has passed, what should California do next vis a vis privacy and data security? This blog post provides a roadmap for California to better protect our consumer privacy and improve data security.

Tom Kemp 10/30/20 Tom Kemp 10/30/20

What Google Gets Wrong About this Biased Election Search Results Issue

As I detailed in this blog post, the Google search algorithm are unfortunately serving up Pro or Con arguments associated with California Propositions as their search results from what are designed to be trusted and neutral election sites (e.g. Ballotpedia and the California Secretary of State Voter Information Guide website).

Tom Kemp 10/28/20 Tom Kemp 10/28/20

Google’s Algorithmic Results are Putting Its Thumb on the Scale for California Voters

California has 12 ballot measures (aka Propositions) on the ballot and over $643 million has been raised in support and opposition to these Props. California voters are being asked to sort through ballot measures ranging from stem cells to kidney dialysis to rent control to affirmative action to reforming the bail system.