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Federal Preemption of State Privacy Law Hurts Everyone
July 28, 2022, 5:43 p.m. | Hayley Tsukayama
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There's a lot of discussion right now about how a federal privacy bill, the American Data Privacy Protection Act (H.R.8152), will affect state privacy laws. EFF has a clear position on this: federal privacy laws should not roll back state privacy protections. The ADPPA, as currently written, would override a broad swath of existing state laws and prevent states from future action on those areas, a structure called "preemption." We have expressed disappointment and called on Congress to do …
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