California Senate passes bill requiring data brokers to delete data
( May 31, 2023, 22:26 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The California Senate has voted to advance the proposed California Delete Act, SB 362, which would require data brokers to delete data and moves oversight of the state's data broker registry from the attorney general's office to the California Privacy Protection Agency. The agency would be directed to create an online tool where California consumers can submit a one-time data deletion request to all registered data brokers that hold their personal data. Statement follows below: ...
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