The current privacy regulatory environment can be characterized as a "perfect storm" of more data, more regulation and more enforcement. A microcosm of the confluence of these trends is illustrated in the recent Do-Not-Track amendments to the California Online Privacy Protection Act. The law requires the operator of a website or online service to display a privacy policy that meets certain content requirements. In this exclusive for The Privacy Advisor, Brian Hengesbaugh, CIPP/US, and Amy de La Lama discuss five key questions on how to approach the new rules.
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