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Congress might finally have a deal on data privacy
June 14, 2022, 5:41 p.m. | Makena Kelly
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For decades, lawmakers have pushed for a comprehensive federal law protecting user data — but it has never survived the chaos of a deeply divided Congress. But on Tuesday, the Energy and Commerce Committee held its first hearing to discuss a new proposal lawmakers believe could actually cross the finish line.
Called the American Data Privacy and Protection Act, the proposal marks a major step forward in congressional data privacy negotiations. For years …
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